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If you have to use EDI and you’re not already cornered into using EdiFabric, use Stedi.com instead. Far better experience, by and large.
by raydiatian 4y ago
If you have to use EDI and you’re not already cornered into using EdiFabric, use Stedi.com instead. Far better experience, by and large.
- donzog 4y agoHow is the experience any better? EdiFabric is a library that you install locally, not a web API. As far as I'm aware, tsedi can't generate acknowledgments, can't import SEF, can't parse healthcare X12, can't parse any EDI format beyond some X12, can't split files, can't process large data, can't have custom validation, etc. In other words, it's a very immature and amateurish product. BTW how are you cornered into using EdiFabric? Anything specific to share?
- raydiatian 4y agoBecause I was able to offload the hassle of developing the infrastructure that would support producing EDI plaintext from data in our data model. Again, sorry.