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Integrated demand processing is key to eliminating manual data entry errors thus preventing production scheduling delays and shipping errors that are results of a manual process. Customer demand is received, translated and maintained within iCARaS. A standard export function provides the demand data to ERP/MRP for all trading partners in a common file format. A change in EDI specifications by one of your trading partners no longer means a change in your ERP system. iCARaS handles the differences in trading partner formats, so you can focus on running your business. The customer’s orders are exported from iCARaS , and demand data can be updated to a sales order, manufacturing demand, or a forecasting application, based on your company’s internal business practices.
Automotive EDI and Integration
iCARaS can function as a stand-alone system, or easily
be integrated with your existing applications.
A strong integration
platform along with highly functional applications
make for a compelling value proposition. The building
blocks for a solid business-to-business (B2B) e-commerce
strategy start at the transport layer and extend up
the technology stack to workflow and business activity
management, as well as the business application itself.
Radley recognizes that point-to-point
integration with trading partners is costly, time consuming,
and extremely difficult to scale. Radley’s
iCARaS employs a layer of technology that translates
and maps ingoing and outgoing transactions for internal
and partner applications.
Our approach: one-to-many
data translation and transformation versus the many-to-many
model that point-to-point integrations lead to.
Radley provides a standard application
program interface (API) that delivers the flexibility
today’s business
solutions need to make sure that new systems can keep
up with changing demands while continuing to support
legacy formats for older applications. Radley
has deployed SOA-based solutions that offer
configurable workflow—this
makes it easier to adapt processing to changing business
requirements without time-consuming and costly customization.
This not only simplifies and reduces the cost of implementation
and maintenance, it ensures all adaptations carry forward
through system upgrades, further extending system life
and improving return on investment
• — Integrated
demand processing is key to eliminating manual data
entry errors thus preventing production scheduling
delays and shipping errors that are results of a manual
process. Customer demand is received, translated and
maintained within iCARaS. A standard export function
provides the demand data to ERP/MRP for all trading
partners in a common file format. A change in EDI specifications
by one of your trading partners no longer means a change
in your ERP system. iCARaS handles the differences
in trading partner formats, so you can focus on running
your business. The customer’s orders are exported
from iCARaS , and demand data can be updated to a sales
order, manufacturing demand, or a forecasting application,
based on your company’s internal business practices.
• — Shipping can be performed within iCARaS
or your application. Shipment transactions within iCARaS
can be created from requirements, from a scanning application,
imported from the ERP system, or entered manually.
Shipment data is captured for shipping documents, labels,
and is also used to produce the outbound electronic
shipment message.
•— The Invoice
can be created from shipments, manually entered, or
imported from your application. iCARaS is then used
build, validate, and transmit the electronic Invoice.
If your trading partner pays directly from the ASN,
iCARaS will receive your Remittance Advice, which can
optionally be applied within the application’s
Accounts Receivable module. |