EDI Basics

Publisher: CovalentWorks

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EDI Basics

EDI stands for Electronic Data Interchange. It is simply the computer to computer exchange of business documents between companies. EDI documents use specific computer record formats that are based on widely accepted standards. However, each company may use the flexibility allowed by the standards in a unique way that fits their business needs.

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