Does anyone have a sample of an EDI File that Epicor Import Process Accepts / Expects? They have a screenshot of one in their help file but its a darn screenshot.
I’m looking for a sample of 850 if anyone has one that you know will import inot Epicor 10.X 202X I’ll appreciate it.
Attached are two samples of the format we have in use. We are currently on 2022.2.7. This file has been working since our E10.1 days without any change whatsoever.
Thanks
Vinay Kamboj
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We use TIE Kinetix for our VAN but am thinking about switching to 1EDISource which has now partnered with Epicor. Does anyone have any experience with 1EDISource that you would like to share? Would sure appreciate it.
I’ve got a bunch if you need more than what you’ve already gotten. Also, Epicor has a product called Can opener that will take an .app file apart and make it much easier to deal with if you need it. I think it’s reasonably priced, but I don’t know for sure.
Sweet Tanya
I appreciate it, do you by chance have a Epicor “Spec” of the file format there’s one in the EDI Tech Ref but its all pictures and a PDF wondering if someone has translated that to a nice / usable Excel file or something.
We use 1EDISource or HQ; used TIE before this and have also done adhoc scripting when on a budget. I agree with all contributions here; It is possible to build your custom tools, however, most recently, I let well-established EDI tools do EDI tasks and focus on the integration tasks with ERP systems. Compared to TIE, 1EDISource is a step up. I agree that EDI projects can easily fail for various reasons, however, 1EDISource + Epicor Professional services can help you get set up and going in a reasonable amount of time. It is working well for me. I have used all EDI Solutions over the years and it’s the same story… once you know how to use the software, you fight hard to make it work; lately, I prefer to let the EDI software do the hard work. I hope this helps.
EDIHQ’s worked well for us since go-live…but getting to that point was a struggle. One of the upfront selling points was OOTB functionality and prebuilt maps…and that proved to not be accurate. There weren’t just gaps, there were chasms and abysses. We outsourced a lot of the setup/mapping and deadlines were missed.
As with any EDI migration, your mileage may vary - how many partners and documents you trade, the complexity of their maps, how fast you can learn the toolsets. I’ve had to work with a bunch over the years…GEISCO, Sterling Commerce, Extol/Cleo…and EDIHQ is pretty solid.