EDI automation agency

Your supply chain, minus the manual work.

FlowLedger becomes the outsourced EDI and supply-chain technology team for growing food, CPG, distribution, and supplier businesses—without the overhead of a large IT department.

ANSI X12 · SFTP / AS2 · Purchase orders · Inventory · Logistics

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What to expect

Practical help, clear ownership.

No black-box handoffs

You get documented mappings, workflows, exceptions, and next steps your team can understand.

Built around operations

Automation is shaped around how orders, inventory, warehouses, and partners actually work.

Responsive troubleshooting

Failed documents and partner issues are investigated with plain-language status updates.

Right-sized delivery

Start with one urgent workflow, prove it, then expand without unnecessary platform complexity.

Services

From first partner connection to daily exception handling.

FlowLedger connects the systems, documents, and operational decisions that keep orders moving.

01

EDI setup and partner onboarding

Connect retailers, distributors, suppliers, and logistics partners using the protocols and document rules they require.

  • 850 purchase orders and 855 acknowledgments
  • 856 advance ship notices and 810 invoices
  • SFTP, AS2, Axway, and Relay integrations
02

Order and inventory automation

Replace repetitive spreadsheet work with validated flows that move clean data between sales, operations, warehouses, and customers.

  • Purchase-order intake and routing
  • Inventory and order-status dashboards
  • Excel, SQL, and Alteryx workflow automation
03

Monitoring and troubleshooting

Find failures before they become chargebacks, missed shipments, billing delays, or time-consuming customer escalations.

  • Document and transmission issue diagnosis
  • Data cleanup, validation, and exception handling
  • Ongoing supplier and customer support

Make the next order easier

Bring your messiest workflow. We’ll map a practical way forward.

Tell FlowLedger where orders stall, documents fail, or spreadsheets take over. We’ll identify the first automation opportunity worth solving.

A useful first call covers

  • • Your trading partners and document types
  • • Current systems, files, and transfer methods
  • • Manual steps, recurring errors, and priorities
  • • A realistic first phase and ownership plan