MIP’s prebuilt EDI integrations for SAP empower businesses to streamline their supply chain operations and enhance collaboration with trading partners.
MIP’s SAP EDI integrations automate the exchange of business documents such as purchase orders, invoices, and advance shipping notices (ASNs) between SAP systems and external trading partners. This eliminates manual data entry, reduces errors, and accelerates transaction processing times.
Prebuilt SAP EDI integrations ensure compliance with EDI standards such as ANSI X12, EDIFACT, and XML. MIP’s integrations support a wide range of standard document formats, enabling seamless communication and interoperability with trading partners across diverse industries and geographies.
MIP provides real-time visibility into EDI transactions with comprehensive monitoring and tracking capabilities. MIP’s dashboards and reports to monitor transaction status, track document exchanges, and identify potential issues for proactive resolution.
We know that every business needs custom EDI integration. MIP offers customizing EDI mappings to meet specific business requirements and trading partner preferences. MIP offers flexible mapping tools and configuration options, allowing you to easily map SAP data fields to EDI formats.
Time Savings: MIP’s pre-built solutions for SAP save time. Our ready-to-use integration packages minimize implementation time by offering pre-configured mappings, workflows and connectivity options. This allows you to quickly start changing EDI processes, saving time and resources.
Reducing Development Cost: Businesses can avoid the high costs of developing custom integrations with MIP. MIP’s pre-built SAP EDI integrations eliminate the need for extensive coding and testing, reducing development effort and expense while providing a quick return on your integration investment.
Operational Efficiency: Businesses can increase their operational efficiency with streamlined EDI processes that are directly integrated into SAP and used live by different companies.
Scalability and Flexibility: Your SAP EDI integration can be scaled through MIP to meet growing business needs and changing trading partner requirements. MIP’s pre-built EDI solutions are designed for scalability and flexibility, allowing you to adapt to evolving business dynamics without compromising performance or agility.
Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) relies on standardized formats for exchanging business documents electronically between trading partners. Some of the most commonly used EDI document standards include:
ANSI X12: ANSI X12 is a standard developed by the American National Standards Institute (ANSI) for EDI transactions used primarily in North America. It defines a set of transaction sets for various business processes such as purchase orders, invoices, shipping notices, and payment remittances.
EDIFACT: The Electronic Data Interchange for Administration, Commerce, and Transport (EDIFACT) is an international standard developed by the United Nations for electronic data interchange. It is widely used in Europe and other regions outside North America. EDIFACT defines message standards for a wide range of business processes, including procurement, logistics, and finance.
UN/EDIFACT: UN/EDIFACT is a subset of the EDIFACT standard maintained by the United Nations Centre for Trade Facilitation and Electronic Business (UN/CEFACT). It includes standardized message types and syntax rules for exchanging business documents electronically, with a focus on international trade and commerce.
TRADACOMS: TRADACOMS (Trading Data Communication Standard) is a UK-based standard developed by the Article Numbering Association (now known as GS1 UK) for EDI transactions. It is commonly used in the retail industry in the United Kingdom and defines message formats for processes such as ordering, invoicing, and delivery notifications.
