RE: EDI and E-Mail -- BPCS-L

With reference to both issues below: 

SAI have developed a product Called REDEO which is:

REDEO: An eProcurment Settlement Portal, for Net Market Makers or Trading
Partners.  This product is idea for net markets that are trying to automate
the procurement cycle in industrial market segments such as Pharma,
Chemical, food and beverage and CPG.  This process reduces the costs of
settlement while creating new methods of settlement in multicurrency
environments globally. 

This product will help you with paying invoices online through BPCS.  To
sign onto the software for a trial run see: http://www.redeo.com or call me
for an off-line discussion +353 61 338400 Stuart McDonnell.

The Functionality gained: 

Trading Partner Products         

Buy Side - Accounts Payable (ACP)

The buy side is focused on invoice selection and settlement via electronic
banking. The input to REDEO will be via an XML document.

Sell Side - Accounts Receivable (ACR)

The sell side is principally focused on cash application via an AR
remittance XML document sent to the seller.

Dispute Management

The Dispute module handles differences and disagreements encountered during
the REDEO settlement process.

Reconciliation & Dispute Management

The Reconciliation module delivers reconciliation between any two parties
using the REDEO exchange. The Dispute module handles differences and
disagreements identified by the reconciliation process.

Netting

Netting is the amalgamation of all the transaction balances between buyers
and sellers who are enrolled in a netting group. The netting group will
settle the accounts with one payment/receipt to each member of the netting
group.
Net Market Marker Products

Billing and Collection.

This module allows the NNM to collect fees from the trading partners using
their Net Market facility. This will use the CBK Direct Debit functionality.

I hope this is of some help.  





> -----Original Message-----
> From: tbutala@dentsply.com [SMTP:tbutala@dentsply.com]
> Sent: Wednesday, May 17, 2000 7:50 PM
> To:   BPCS-L@midrange.com
> Subject:      EDI and E-Mail
> 
> 
> 
> Two individual issues I would appreciate input about.
> 
> First, Harbinger is going to stop supporting the BPCS EDI package in favor
> of a
> new spruced up "Premenous" package.  In my discussions with Harbinger they
> really are not offering much of a migration to the new software, although
> they
> are more then willing to come and help us out.  My question here is, has
> anybody
> made this conversion yet and if so how did it go?  Also, are there any
> BPCS
> users out there using a different package for EDI, Extol etc. and if so a
> brief
> word about how it went and potentially a phone number to discuss off line.
> 
> Second, we have several applications that we would like to E-Mail/Fax
> solution.
> This would include order acknowledgments through our E-Commerce site,
> invoicing,
> and advance ship notices.  Taking a quick review I found 32 different
> companies
> with E-Mail/Fax solutions.  Has anybody out there enabled BPCS to
> E-Mail/Fax?
> If so what product was used and why the selection of the product?  There
> are
> both hardware and software solutions, what are the advantages of one over
> other.
> We do use AFP for forms overlays.
> 
> 
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