Web EDI for Digital Supply Chain
Digitise supplier trading even when EDI isn’t an option
Web Trader enables suppliers to trade digitally with you through a secure, web-based portal without needing their own EDI infrastructure.
The Value of Web EDI for Digital Supply Chain
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up to higher supplier adoption by enabling digital trading without EDI investment
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improvement in data accuracy compared to email- and spreadsheet-based processes
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up to visibility across all digitally enabled suppliers using a single, controlled platform
Features of Web EDI for Digital Supply Chain
4 Steps!
Web-Based Supplier Portal
Give suppliers secure access to view, acknowledge, and respond to supply chain documents through a browser-based interface.
Structured Document Workflow
Enforce consistent processes by guiding suppliers through order acknowledgements, ASNs, and invoicing in the correct sequence.
Buyer-Controlled Trading Rules
Define what suppliers can and can’t do ensuring compliance with your supply chain processes.
No EDI Setup Required
Enable suppliers to trade digitally without the cost, time, or technical complexity of traditional EDI.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Web EDI used for in the digital supply chain?
Web EDI allows suppliers to trade digitally without full EDI integration, providing a web-based way to receive orders and submit confirmations, ASNs, and invoices.
Which suppliers is Web EDI best suited for?
Web EDI is ideal for low- to medium-volume suppliers or those without the capability or volume to justify EDI investment.
Does this give buyers control over the trading process?
Yes. Buyers define the required steps — such as order acknowledgement and shipping notification — before suppliers can invoice.
Does Web EDI replace EDI?
No. Web EDI complements Managed EDI, enabling you to digitise trading across your entire supplier base regardless of technical maturity.
How does Web EDI improve supply chain visibility?
By enforcing structured responses from suppliers, Web Trader provides visibility into order acceptance, delivery timelines, and shipment status.