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Posted 25th April 2025

Who Is the Best EDI Service?

Small businesses often need electronic data interchange (EDI) services to better communicate with their clients. For example, a B2B business might send and receive purchase orders and invoices. An EDI utilises a standard format and prompts the user to fill in the blanks.  Having everything in a standard format lets businesses streamline the process and […]

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Who Is the Best EDI Service?

Small businesses often need electronic data interchange (EDI) services to better communicate with their clients. For example, a B2B business might send and receive purchase orders and invoices. An EDI utilises a standard format and prompts the user to fill in the blanks. 

Having everything in a standard format lets businesses streamline the process and reduce the risk of crucial documents slipping through the cracks. Who is the best EDI service provider for your needs? You’ll need to determine this when shifting from a paper to an electronic format for recordkeeping or if you want to improve current processes. 

Methodology for Choosing the Best EDI Provider

Figuring out which companies offer the most desirable services requires a bit of research. The top EDIs provide a wide range of services. They integrate with systems already in place and have experience with all sizes of companies. 

Experience The best EDI providers have experience working with businesses of all sizes.
Scalability As your company expands, you want a third-party EDI provider that will grow with you.
Security Sending documents over the internet can be risky, particularly if the paperwork has personal data. Top EDIs encrypt information and monitor activity to quickly stop hackers. 
Customer Support Users on various online forums point to a lack of customer support as a reason for switching providers.
Learning Curve Some programs are complex and may confuse employees trying to use the system.
Integrations The best software integrates with other business programs. 

Who Is the Best EDI Service for Your Business? 

Selecting an EDI service to protect your clients’ records and allow them to easily retrieve orders and invoices is crucial. Here are the five best ones to consider.

1. ConnectPointz

ConnectPointz provides a user-friendly interface that is simple for even nontechnical users to pick up. Many reviews and testimonials mention how responsive customer service is to queries. It integrates with inventory syncs, purchase orders, purchase order acknowledgments, invoices and advance ship notifications, working alongside other third-party services to provide a complete enterprise-level system. 

Costs vary, with a starter package running $165 for setup and $32 per month for a standard connector. Look to the higher-priced packages if you need more, which vary based on your requirements. The company offers free quotes. Companies that ConnectPointz works with include Amazon, Walmart and Target. 

2. MuleSoft

Utilize MuleSoft to connect with different clients and vendors no matter what system they use. Its onboarding features teach you how to modernise your EDI solutions and make sharing with stakeholders simpler. It’s worked with brands such as Coast Capital, SWICA, Accent Group and AT&T.

The artificial intelligence (AI) systems automate paperwork and can be utilised to follow up on unpaid invoices or orders. Costs vary depending on what you need and the number of application programming interfaces (APIs). Because it’s built for larger organisations, you’ll need to get in touch about a quote. The company offers a free trial period where you can see if the software might work for your needs. 

3. Stedi

Health care providers need an EDI system specialising in their industry. Enter Stedi, an API-first system that sifts through claims processing and other personal data exchanges. It’s worked with companies like Bridge, PQTHealth and Populate. 

The process starts with speaking to a representative about your organisation’s needs. They’ll then come up with a plan to help you integrate the documents and processes needed to streamline client relationships and keep accurate records. 

Pricing varies from a free Sandbox where you can test eligibility products to a $500-per-month package for a few thousand transactions each month. Stedi offers custom pricing for large-scale operations. 

4. Better EDI

You may want to look at Better EDI if your current EDI processes are too slow. Some of the brands working with the company include Dick’s Sporting Goods, eBay and Amazon. Its work with EDI and supply chain automation puts the power of hands-off systems in your hands. It’s worked with everything from small businesses to Fortune 500 companies. 

API automation means transactions need no qualifiers or other elements. The team will walk you through the process so you don’t have to figure out complex programming languages. Pricing starts at $199 per month for up to 200 documents. If you need additional trading partners and up to 400 documents, there is an SMB plan for $349 monthly. Packages scale up as your brand grows. 

5. Boomi

Boomi offers a solution for all your API management needs. Driven by AI, the platform’s B2B EDI Integration Management lets you exchange messages and monitor transactions for patterns and inconsistencies. This means you can use Boomi for vendors, suppliers, partners and marketplace work. It’s an all-in-one solution that integrates with applications like NetSuite, Salesforce and Amazon Web Services. It also works with HR software and CRM platforms. 

It’s worked with the American Cancer Society, Dropbox, Cornell University and Howard Hughes. It offers a free trial so you can check out the platform and see how it handles compliance issues in some industries, such as health care. 

Pricing varies depending on the scale and integrations you require. Some plans are around $100 per month, and there are also pay-as-needed options. However, as you add features and more documents, the costs will rise. 

Choosing the Best EDI Service for You

Which EDI service works best depends on your needs and budget. Many companies focus on larger companies with massive data exchange needs. However, small businesses can also benefit from utilising EDI programs and integrating them with the systems they and their stakeholders already have in place. 

Understanding what features each company offers and which ones allow you to start small and scale up can be a game changer for your communication and data security needs. Determining the best EDI service can vary based on which one you connect with and find easiest to utilise.

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