
Available to Promise: Making Omnichannel Inventory Reliable
Learn how to calculate reliable omnichannel ATP by combining unified inventory, reservations, future supply, capacity, and allocation rules.

Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) has many companies on board today as it helps optimize their relational processes with partners. To take things a step further, changing an EDI model into a SaaS solution can offer additional benefits.
Companies that have already made the transition noted improved efficiency and increased optimization of their logistics and/or sales procedures. These advances seriously reduce project management fees and logistics costs, so long as the chosen solution is truly in sync with a company’s needs.
Further reading: Factors that boost the EDI/B2B SaaS market
In your quest for a solution that is truly in tune with your business needs and market constraints, you must learn what selection criteria to consider. To help you on your way, Generix Group has made an essential checklist with all the strategic points of what to expect from an EDI SaaS solution.
Network operator size, functional coverage, and GDPR compliance are all deciding factors in your choice. The goal is to choose a polyvalent solution that can adapt to multiple scenarios, one that will ensure you are always compliant with regulation.

Learn how to calculate reliable omnichannel ATP by combining unified inventory, reservations, future supply, capacity, and allocation rules.

Use a weighted WMS selection grid to compare functional coverage, integration, automation, scalability, TCO, support, and vendor viability against real warehouse scenarios.

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