Jerry Foote wrote: > Has any one had experience with EDI? > > > > Is it really complicated or just another format for transmitting data? > > Had a bit of experience of EDI in the UK. It is very complicated at the component level if you wanted to code the EDI messages yourself. If you don't want to do that you can go to a supplier who has an EDI product and has dealt with the company you want to exchange EDI information with. They then set up their software so you can do that. This is far easier but will cost you an arm and a leg for setting anything new up, plus yearly maintenance fees.
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