Looking to exchange EDI documents with Cardinal Health Medical Products?
You've come to the right place! Softshare is very familiar with the EDI program of Cardinal Health Medical Products, including the various documents they send to their trading partners—and expect back in return.
Cardinal Health Medical Products sends the following EDI business document types to its trading partners:
Purchase Orders (850)
Receiving Advice (861)
Product Transfer and Resale Reports (867)
Functional Acknowledgments (997)
Cardinal Health Medical Products receives the following EDI business document types from its trading partners:
Invoices (810)
Price/Sales Catalogs (832)
Price Authorization Acknowledgments/Status (845)
Purchase Orders (850)
Ship Notices - No Pack (856N)
Functional Acknowledgments (997)
*In addition, Cardinal Health Medical Products requests that bar codes be affixed to arriving shipments.
Depending on your particular relationship, you may be asked to exchange all—or only some—of these document types with Cardinal Health Medical Products. Whatever your EDI document or bar coding needs turn out to be, Softshare has a solution for you.
Web EDI
If this is your first foray into EDI, check out Softshare Athena, our Web EDI solution. With this online solution, there's no software to install and no learning curve. We'll have you EDI capable (and bar code capable!) with Cardinal Health Medical Products in a matter of days, at an affordable price.
Desktop EDI
Like Athena, our desktop EDI application, Softshare Vista, is easy to use. But its Windows-based environment and expanded feature set provide for advanced options such as event-driven document management and AS2 compliance.
Fully Integrated EDI
If the need exists to integrate EDI data, Softshare Delta, our data translator, is available to you. Softshare Delta maps EDI into data formats that are compatible with your back-end systems (and vice-versa) for seamless integration of EDI into your overall business processes. To give you a head start on mapping, your installation of Delta can be primed with free models that represent, down to the last detail, the EDI transactions that Cardinal Health Medical Products exchanges with its trading partners.
