Connect your business system

Sync EDI with the system you already run — QuickBooks, NetSuite, Business Central — or start with web forms and CSV and integrate later.

EDI is most valuable when documents flow into and out of the system where you already work:

Your retailers 850s in · 810s expected back EDISQ maps · validates acknowledges Your system where you already work 850 order synced in invoice back valid 810 out

Supported systems

Orders arriving from your retailers become sales orders in your system; the invoices you raise there go back out as validated 810s. Current integration guides:

The full list lives on the integrations page, and when you'd rather build against the platform directly, API keys and webhooks cover the direct route.

You don't have to integrate to start

Every document can be worked entirely in the web app — readable forms, not raw X12 — and bulk data can come in as CSV. Many suppliers go live on forms first and connect their system once volume justifies it. Integration is a switch you flip later, not a project that gates your retailer deadline.