What is EDINT?
EDIINT means EDI over the Internet (EDIINT). It is a working group of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) that is charactered with creating specifications for transporting EDI or XML documents over the Internet in a secure (digitally signed and encrypted) and highly reliable manner.
It is a set of standards that define a common method for sending EDI messages over the Internet. EDI-INT provides guidelines for encryption, decryption, and confirmations of through Message Disposition Notifications (MDN). Internet EDI consists of three established standards (AS1, AS2, AS3) to securely transport EDI documents over the Internet.
Advantages of EDIINT
Mention the advantages of Internet EDI over VAN EDI.
Security is an issue for any organization transmitting data electronically. Business data exchanged via the Internet typically includes sensitive information, such as inventory or sales figures, intended for a specific person at a specific organization. For this reason, it is important that data transmissions address privacy, access control, and data integrity.
How easy is it to set-up and use Internet EDI software?
Our Internet EDI software solution, BizManager™, provides Setup Wizards to walk you through the process of setting up trading partner profiles and transport protocols. You can set-up and exchange EDI documents in as little as 15 minutes. Your installation may take longer depending on your business and technical requirements.
Can I install the software on multiple PCs?
There are several people who will need to have access to the Internet EDI software. With a web application, you only need to install the software on one computer. There is no need to install or maintain software on multiple PCs. Users access the web application via a web browser (e.g., Microsoft Internet Explorer). For security, only users who are granted rights have access to the web application.
EDIINT means EDI over the Internet (EDIINT). It is a working group of the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF) that is charactered with creating specifications for transporting EDI or XML documents over the Internet in a secure (digitally signed and encrypted) and highly reliable manner.
It is a set of standards that define a common method for sending EDI messages over the Internet. EDI-INT provides guidelines for encryption, decryption, and confirmations of through Message Disposition Notifications (MDN). Internet EDI consists of three established standards (AS1, AS2, AS3) to securely transport EDI documents over the Internet.
Advantages of EDIINT
Mention the advantages of Internet EDI over VAN EDI.
- Low cost.
- Zero transaction fees.
- Easy to use.
- Minimal Infrastructure.
- Industry Standard.
- Real-time.
- Entire supply chain.
- All data transport.
- Interoperability.
- Speed and Quality
- Web browser.
- Encryption: Socket/Transport Based or Data Encryption - When referring to Internet EDI transport protocols (AS1 and AS2), encrypts both the socket and the payload.
- Public and private key encryption: Supports both public and private encryption.
- Certificate authority: Choose the source of the digital certificates from a Certificate Authority or a self-signed certificate generator
Security is an issue for any organization transmitting data electronically. Business data exchanged via the Internet typically includes sensitive information, such as inventory or sales figures, intended for a specific person at a specific organization. For this reason, it is important that data transmissions address privacy, access control, and data integrity.
How easy is it to set-up and use Internet EDI software?
Our Internet EDI software solution, BizManager™, provides Setup Wizards to walk you through the process of setting up trading partner profiles and transport protocols. You can set-up and exchange EDI documents in as little as 15 minutes. Your installation may take longer depending on your business and technical requirements.
Can I install the software on multiple PCs?
There are several people who will need to have access to the Internet EDI software. With a web application, you only need to install the software on one computer. There is no need to install or maintain software on multiple PCs. Users access the web application via a web browser (e.g., Microsoft Internet Explorer). For security, only users who are granted rights have access to the web application.
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