EDI Dot Net™ e-commerce solutions
Our powerful and flexible EDI Dot Net™ e-commerce solutions were specifically designed with the Internet in mind. Powerful encryption technology and scalability are it's two main features. Additionally, our uniquely patented EDI Dot Net™ solutions were designed to integrate well with corporate Intranets such as our Intranex™ solutions and with all sizes of Extranets such as our Dextranet™ solutions. All of our EDI Dot Net™ solutions will also integrate rapidly with our Netdoxs™ invoicing and payment solutions also developed in our labs.
Easy to use, EDI Dot Net™ from the Center helps to fully streamline all your B2B, B2C and B2G applications worldwide. What's more, EDI Dot Net™ was entirely written in XML: the new Internet language for e-commerce and B2B applications. XML is an extremely versatile programming language and is truly platform independant, wich makes it completely portable. Additionally, EDI Dot Net™ from GCIS is fully capable to interface any CRM (Customer Relationship Management) application on the market, including our exclusive Customer Rx Manager™ solution. It will also easily integrate with any ERP package, including the Center's versatile Enterprise Rx Planner™ integrated application software.
EDI Dot Net™ main features and benefits:
Major costs savings over traditional, legacy EDI solutions.
Needs only a standard Internet dial-up access of 33.6k or higher.
Completely transparent with any existing B2B or eBusiness applications.
Fully compliant to all current Internet security requirements.
Completely platform independant and fully portable.
Integrates seamlessly with any existing Intranet or Extranet.
Fully scalable with complete data redundancy protection.
Definition of EDI
Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) has been around for about 50 years. Most banks, large manufacturers,
distributors and global suppliers have used it for the past 25 years and a lot still use it daily.
It is a standard format for transmitting business documents between trading partners. It was
developed to automate tedious manual processes, such as filling out invoice numbers. Many large
companies rely on EDI, but, in its traditional form, it offers limited functionality and is
problematic because it has not been standardized worldwide. For instance, EDI does not easily
accommodate various paper and envelope sizes. Historically, EDI has required that companies purchase
a value-added network (VAN) connection using costly leased lines from the local phone company. At
the Center, we develop unique applications such as EDI Dot Net™ wich are Web-based solutions
to EDI and that are rapidly gaining global popularity for today's typical secured e-commerce and B2B
transactions, using the Internet as it's only data transport medium.
For an enlightening report of EDI in the oil industry, click here. We would be very happy to consult with your company to better determine the exact corporate needs your organization requires. Contact one of our in-house EDI consultants today and get all the information. Your competition could be watching. Avoid loosing additional market share. Drastically reduce your current EDI expenses with our economical and highly flexible EDI Dot Net™ solution.
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