⚡ Enhance EDI data quality and save valuable time with smart validation routines and tools.
Incorrect or incomplete business messages are a daily challenge in EDI operations – they often lead to delays, additional costs and manual corrections. But what if you could avoid or detect these errors before the data even leaves your systems?
🛠️ How can you validate your own business messages against the interface guidelines before sending them? Which business regulations can you implement in addition to syntax checks to reduce typical or frequently occurring errors? How can you complete the troubleshooting work more quickly?
In our free GEFEG webinar, you will learn how to find errors in your EDI interfaces and efficiently check your company-specific interfaces or guidelines. You will get an introduction to how you can apply business rules that go beyond syntax checks and speed up error correction with GEFEG.FX, as well as how you can use the GEFEG.Portal as a validation service.
💡 Why you shouldn’t miss the webinar ‘Finding errors in EDI interfaces – testing business messages’
- Find errors in your EDI interfaces: How to check your XML and EDIFACT messages against the relevant interface specifications.
- Learn how to apply simple and complex business rules in GEFEG.FX to ensure semantic accuracy.
- Understand how to interpret validation results and make better use of the error log for a quick solution.
- Discover how validation can reduce costly EDI disruptions and enhance the reliability of your data.
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📅 Save the date!
Wednesday, 29 April 2026, 3:00 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. CET (UTC+01:00) Amsterdam, Berlin, Bern, Rome, Stockholm, Vienna.
Language: English
Who should participate?
This webinar is designed for EDI professionals who wish to improve message quality, reduce manual error handling, and optimise interface management prior to go-live.
Which know-how should you bring with you?
GEFEG.FX prior knowledge is recommended, but not required.
