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Re: translator question...<SALES>
Olga,
May I ask you: On what database is your ERP software running?
Some translators may be able to map directly to your database and eliminate
the text-interface files.
Our translator, the EC/EDI*Wizard, can be integrated directly with a number
of databases, which means that you can create maps that integrate your EDI
documents directly with your database with no intermediate text-file
translation required.
We currently support customers in the retail, grocery and petroleum
industries and we interface with several VANS using both dial-up modem and
ftp.
We are in the process of implementing an AS2 connection to Wal-Mart and a
UCCNet connection with several of our customers' trading partners.
We run on Windows PC's and servers, including XP, NT, and Windows 2000.
I would be pleased to discuss your environment and objectives in more
detail.
Please contact me at your convenience.
Best regards,
Dave Taylor
Sysmark Information Systems, Inc.
800-SYSMARK (800-797-6275)
----- Original Message -----
From: "Olga Berkesi" <
To: <
Sent: Friday, July 25, 2003 12:37 PM
Subject: [EDI-L] translator question...
> I am in the retail industry, shipping mostly fashion merchandise.
> Using GE, Advantis and NetVan as Van, and soon starting AS2...
>
> I am looking for a software solution running on PC- Windows(whatever),
what
> can map flat files into EDI documents- (a simple translator until now)...
> Specifically,
> - I am looking for solution where I can map in text-interface files
> myself,
> /so my ERP software will not have to change just as a final
> stage.../
> (I know it works as long, as I have the data somewhere in the
> interface file(s) & etc...)
>
> - and I can write (realistically just adjust if needed ) my own Edi
maps
> as well.
>
> - the communication part should support AS2 and traditional Vans...
FTP
> would be nice....
>
> Currently we can't adjust anything and this is a pain to have the ERP and
> the EDI mappers coordinate to fix their independent software parts...(not
> mentioning the shifting responsibilities and the painfully slow
> documentation of the changes...)... how much analysis this requires from
my
> side I can just do my changes myself...
>
> Of course, something on the cheap side since the "budget" word is unknown
at
> my company...
>
> Can someone suggest any package?
>
> Br, Olga Berkesi
>
>
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