Inventory Visibility: Why “Available” Does Not Always Mean Accurate A sales rep confirms an order because the system shows 500 units on hand. A retailer’s replenishment engine places an automatic reorder based on the same number. An EDI team transmits an ASN confirming full shipment. And somewhere in a warehouse, the actual count is 340 … Read More →
Process Ownership: Who Should Own Business Data Quality? Ask five departments who’s responsible for data quality, and you’ll often get five different answers — or worse, five confident assumptions that someone else has it covered. IT points to the business teams entering the data. Finance points to sales. Sales points to whoever set up the … Read More →
EDI Academy Reflection: A Look Back at January–August 2026 As we move toward the final stretch of the year, we’re taking a moment to reflect on what our community has accomplished so far. Here’s a look back at what our community accomplished together from January through August 2026: 75+ group webinars and private training sessions delivered … Read More →
Why EDI Testing Should Include Real Business Scenarios A new trading partner mapping passes certification. Every test transaction validates cleanly, the 997s come back accepted, and the connection goes live. Three weeks later, a partial shipment triggers an error nobody anticipated, because the test files never included one. This is one of the most common … Read More →