Before the Internet revolutionized e-commerce in the late 1990s, electronic data interchange (EDI) was one – if not the only – option for carriers to automate routine communications with shippers.

Every day, companies around the world are migrating applications to the Web and expanding the potential of their businesses in the process. It's about more than cutting costs and increasing ...

TAMPA, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Financial-Information-Technologies, LLC (“Fintech”), a leading accounts payable (AP) automation technology provider for the hospitality and retail industries, today ...

Every month, an average midsized company may process over 1,000 invoices. That's 1,000 opportunities to pay on time and maintain strong vendor relationships, or 1,000 chances for something to go wrong ...

Automating your invoice process can significantly boost efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance accuracy. Manual workflows are often slow and prone to errors, but Ramp explains how with the right ...

Digitizing media processing paperwork now isn't just for traditional TV. Now, growing media agency systems provider MediaBank announced the availability of EDI (Electronic Data Interchange) invoicing ...

EDI (electronic data interchange) is one of the core technologies—along with barcode labeling and scanning—that is used to enable supply chains. EDI and barcoding date back to the 1960s and 1970s, and ...