If you are a MAS 90 or MAS 200 customer and you supply large retail firms you probably are all too familiar with EDI (Electronic Data Interchange). Your customers are under pressure to reduce their purchasing business processes and require you to adhere to their EDI standard. Your customers need to eliminate the user errors and manual processes associated with data entry.
If you are dissatisfied with your current EDI solution, or need MAS 90 EDI or MAS 200 EDI what EDI software package do you turn to? Do you need EDI software that is installed on your servers or do you need an EDI service that is completely managed like RedTail EDI?
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Find out how to achieve world-class EDI trade compliance without being an EDI expert. Suppliers that sell to retailers must constantly increase efficiency to stay competitive. See how cloud-delivered, managed EDI services improve your performance with lower costs. In this webinar you will learn how RedTail EDI: Integrated with Sage ERP MAS 90-200
- Eliminates manual data entry tasks
- Connects your warehouse or 3PL
- Automates order fulfillment
- Speeds your order-to-cash cycle
- Reduces chargebacks and deductions
- Lowers cost per EDI transaction
About RedTail Solutions
RedTail Solutions delivers cloud Managed Services for trading partner collaboration to mid-sized suppliers in the retail, grocery, and medical products supply chains. RedTail’s Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) and Global Data Synchronization (GDS) solutions enable our customers to optimize logistics operations and trade compliance performance. RedTail’s cloud Managed Services seamlessly integrate with Sage ERP systems to accelerate the order-to-cash cycle, reduce costly errors and chargebacks, and ensure timely product data synchronization. RedTail’s network of 800+ trading partners collaborates securely over the internet to deliver products to businesses and consumers worldwide. For more information, visit our preferred EDI service provider.
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