Relationships Abbreviation Of:  EDI Abbreviation:  EDI Related Term:  document interchange n. (EDI, abbr.) ~ A standard (ANSI X12 and EDIFACT) for the use of computers to conduct the automated exchang [..]

The direct exchange of information electronically, from one firm's computer to another firm's computer in a structured format.

The electronic transmission of transactions (information) between two enterprises.EDI promotes a more efficient paperless environment. EDI transmissions can replace the use of standard documents, incl [..]

Electronic exchange of data usually in forms that are compatible so that software or a combination of individuals and software can put it in a compatible form at the receiving end if necessary.

1. (physical distribution definition) The intercompany, application-to-application exchange of business transactions in a standard data format. 2. (retailing definition) The interfirm computer-to-computer transfer of information, as between or among retailers, wholesalers, and manufacturers.

The exchange between commercial entities (in some cases also public administrations), in a standardised electronic format, of data relating to a number of message categories, such as orders, invoices, [..]

Intercompany, computer-to-computer transmission of business information in a standard format. For EDI purists, computer to computer means direct transmission from the originating application program t [..]

Allows the transfer of bill data through a secure channel so that customers can receive their bills in a specified format.

The transmission of strictly formatted data between trading partners by electronic means without human intervention.  When a buyer sends an electronic purchase order to their supplier and the supplier [..]

See EDI.

The computer-to-computer exchange of business messages (purchase orders, schedules, invoices, claims, job specifications, etc.) in standard format transactions without human intervention. In the book [..]

Industry standard method of electronically exchanging data such as orders, invoices, etc. between two different locations or organizations.

The exchange of structured electronic data between computer systems according to predefined message standards.

The process of automating the exchange of business information such as purchase orders, delivery notes and invoices over a data network.

The use of telecommunications to exchange business information between companies using standard formats.

Computer-to-computer communication between two or more companies that is used to generate documents such as purchase orders and invoices. EDI also enables firms to access the information systems of suppliers, customers and carriers to determine real-time status of shipments and inventory.

Communication mode for inter- and intra-firm data ex-change in the freight forwarding and logistics business.

Electronic data interchange (EDI) replaces paper documents with teletransmitted computer messages in a prearranged format. Different systems of communication exist for financial interbank messages and [..]

Series of standards that allow different companies and computers to exchange business documents over phone lines, computer-to-computer.

In the quest to achieve a paperless society, electronic data interchange (EDI) has long been a leading technology. Ralph W. Notto, a leading chronicler of electronic commerce (see Challenge and conseq [..]

Electronic data interchange means the electronic exchange of routine business transactions and documents from one computer to another in a standard format, using standard communication protocols. All [..]

Transmission of transactional data between computer systems.

(EDI). Conversion of a transmitted document into a format readable by the receiving computer. Also called Electronic Document Interchange.

Intercompany, computer-to-computer transmission of business information in a standard format. For EDI purists, "computer-to- computer" means direct transmission from the originating [..]

The communication or exchange of business documents between companies via computer.

EDI is the structured transmission of data between organizations by electronic means. This exchange of data will take place between trading partners and the WCB.

The sending and receiving of data directly between trading partners without paper or human intervention.

Computer-to-computer communication between two or more companies that such companies can use to generate bills of lading, purchase orders, and invoices.  It also enables firms to access the informatio [..]

The transfer of structured data, by agreed standards from applications on the computer of one party to the applications on the computer of another party by electronic means.

 The exchange of information through an electronic format. Electronic commerce has been under intensive development in the transportation industry to achieve a competitive advantage in international m [..]

Electronic communication system providing standards and structure for transmitting medical claims between providers and payers.

Electronic data interchange (EDI) is the electronic transmission of structured data by agreed message standards from one computer system to another without human intervention. It is a system for excha [..]

The process by which data is exchanged between Level² and Estes’ shipper customers. Different data sets include invoicing, shipment status, Bill of Lading and vendor P.O. data.

The exchange of standardized information between business partners typically communicated electronically between computers.

Information-system linkages, based on communication protocols and document formats, that permit intercompany computer-to-computer communications. It not only speeds communication, but also eliminates [..]

The interchange of electronic data, structured following an agreed protocol, between the automated information system of different parties

EDI links companies by means of information and communication technologies, facilitating accelerated order processing in B2B relationships and thereby leading to faster response times to customer orders. Electronic data transfer offers the possibility of making point-of-sale data available immediately and at any time along the entire supply chain, [..]

 The sending and receiving of data directly between trading partners without paper or human intervention.

EDI is a system that companies use to exchange business infor mation electronically, virtually eliminating paperwork.

A computer-to-computer exchange of information that is both computer-readable and computer-processable.

The movement of data relating to a transaction, or transactions, between two corporate trading partners. From an ACH standpoint, a financial EDI transaction would include a payment, and the data relating to the payment, within an ACH entry.

, EDI is the computer-to-computer exchange of normal business transactions including payments, information exchange and purchase order requests.

See EDI.

Lets retailers and suppliers regularly exchange information through their computers with regard to inventory levels, delivery times, unit sales, and so on, of particular items.

Process by which information regarding an Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) transaction is transmitted electronically along with the EFT funds transfer.

EDI is an electronic means of transferring information between companies, using networks such as the Internet. EDI networks are an important component of the worldwide financial and banking system.

Intercompany, computer-to-computer transmission of business information in a standard format. For EDI purists, "computer-to-computer" means direct transmission from the originating applicati [..]

The automated, computer-to-computer exchange of data using standard, industry-accepted message formats. Typical types of data transferred include business transaction information such as orders, confirmations, and invoices. Export Processing Zone

Intercompany, computer-to-computer transmission of business information in a standard format. For EDI purists, "computer-to-computer" means direct transmission from the originating application program to the receiving, or processing, application program. An EDI transmission consists only of business data, not any accompanying verbiage or [..]

The computer to computer exchange of structured data for automatic processing. Enterprise Requirement Planning (ERP).

Electronic transmission of data and information according to particular protocols .

Intercompany, computer-to-computer transmission of business information in a standard format. An EDI transmission consists only of business data, not any accompanying verbiage or free-form messages.

  Electronic data interchange (EDI) is a family of standards that replaces human-readable, paper or electronic-based documents with machine-readable, electronically coded documents. With EDI, the send [..]

 is an electronic communication system that provides standards for exchanging data via electronic means. The purpose of EDI is to eliminate multiple data entry and to increase the accuracy and speed of the information flow through a combination of relevant computer applications between the companies participating in the exchange. The use of EDI can [..]

Electronic data interchange (EDI) constitutes the electronic communication of business transactions, such as orders, confirmations and invoices, between organisations. Third-parties provide EDI services that enable organisations with different equipment to connect. Although interactive access may be a part of it, EDI implies direct computer-to-comp [..]

The direct exchange of information electronically, from one firm's computer to another firm's computer in a structured format.