Edict Systems operates a grocery- and retail-focused B2B trading network and the WebEDI subscription service. It maintains trading-partner EDI specifications for major grocers and wholesalers (Kroger, Walmart, Albertsons, UNFI, McLane, and others) and states its network serves over six thousand suppliers. Suppliers use the browser-based WebEDI portal to receive purchase orders and return acknowledgments, ship notices, and invoices; buyers use Edict's enablement programs to bring vendor communities onto EDI.
Connecting via Edict Systems - Sign up for WebEDI online; Edict Systems processes signup requests within 1-2 business days and confirms by email.
- Select the trading partners to connect. Edict maintains each partner's EDI specification, and the browser-based service requires no software installation or data mapping by the supplier.
- Begin trading: suppliers usually start receiving purchase orders within 1-5 business days of approval, depending on the customer's business processes.
- Optionally move from the web portal to integrated EDI with ERP connectivity (SAP, JD Edwards, NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics, QuickBooks).
Testing: For WebEDI subscribers, Edict handles partner specifications and compliance in the portal; its public Q&A lists no separate supplier certification step. Edict also markets a supplier EDI testing and certification service to buyers as part of its enablement programs.
Timeline: Vendor-published figures: signup is processed in 1-2 business days, and suppliers usually start receiving POs 1-5 business days after approval, subject to the customer's business processes.
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