What is EDI?
EDI (electronic data interchange) is the exchange of business documents such as purchase orders, shipping notices, delivery notes and invoices directly between companies’ systems in a standard format. UN/EDIFACT and ANSI X12, used mainly in the US, are the main standards.
Also called: electronic data interchange
Why it matters
Many large retail chains and manufacturers ask suppliers to trade by EDI, so it can decide whether you win the contract. Done well, orders flow straight into your accounting system or ERP and documents go out without retyping. In Kazakhstan, though, the electronic VAT invoice is issued in the state ESF e-invoicing system, so plan EDI and ESF as two linked flows.
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