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Re: Small company moving to EDI invoices <SALES>
1. It is possible (not fun) to read an EDI document using your TP's
guideline. Short of that, you'll want to use some EDI translator.
2. If all you want to do is *read* an 810 invoice (and then, presumably,
manually re-enter the invoice information into your backend
businesssoftware), almost any EDI translator will work for you.
3. If you want to translate the 810 invoice into an invoice in your
backend business software electronically, then you will need a translator
that can be integrated with your backend software.
So, if Option 3 is your choice, you might start by telling us what backend
software you are using to run you business and what database/OS it is
running on.
Then you can expect to receive information about EDI translators that can
integrate directly with your backend software.
Please call me if we can answer any other questions.
Best regards,
Dave Taylor
Sysmark Information Systems, Inc.
800-SYSMARK (800-7978-6275)
Providers of the EC/EDI *Wizard EDI translator
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From: "sojo012001" <
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Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003 3:07 PM
Subject: [EDI-L] Small company moving to EDI invoices
> I work for a small to medium sized company that is looking to move to
> electronic invoicing. We currently do electronic ordering and
> receive paper invoices. If our larger suppliers can send X.12 810
> transactions, would a translation package be the best option? We use
> IBM RS6000/AIX servers, Windows 2000 servers, and Windows 2000
> desktops.
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