Compare · EDI
Keep EDI for your trading partners. Cover everyone else.
- No supplier logins required
- Nothing posts without your approval
- Built for Sage Intacct
EDI for high-volume partners
- Your largest trading partners
- Stays with your EDI provider
- Nothing changes for them
APIXX for the long tail
- Suppliers who are not on EDI
- Email, portal or API
- One queue for buyers
For high-volume trading partners, EDI is the right answer and we do not want to replace it.
The problem is the long tail. The machine shop with eleven employees is not going to set up EDI. They are sending an email, and that email is where your visibility ends.
APIXX Supplier Collaboration gives that supplier a web page that produces the same information your EDI partners send. Both paths land in the same structure in Sage Intacct.
If your EDI runs through a network such as SPS Commerce, keep it there. APIXX is built to sit beside it.
Honest framing
- Keep EDI for the partners already on it.
- Use APIXX Supplier Collaboration for everyone else.
- Stop maintaining two mental models of your supply chain.
Where this stands
Formal EDI coexistence for 855, 856, and 810 flows is part of the Scale plan roadmap. Today, EDI suppliers simply keep their existing flows; the portal covers everyone else.