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JD Edwards EnterpriseOne EDI and B2B integration
EDI integration for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne through EDI interface tables, Orchestrator and business services.
- Integration supported
- Implementation services available
- Cloud, on-premises or hybrid
Overview
Connecting JD Edwards EnterpriseOne with your trading partners
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne includes a dedicated EDI system built around interface tables. Inbound documents are loaded into EDI staging tables and processed by batch programs that edit and create transactions, such as sales orders from inbound purchase orders. Outbound programs extract documents like ship notices and invoices into staging tables for an EDI translator to convert.
Newer integrations often use JD Edwards Orchestrator, which exposes business processes as REST services, or business services for SOAP-based integration. ECOM integrates JD Edwards through the method that fits each document and your release, and provides JD Edwards implementation and upgrade services.
Read the in-depth guideJD Edwards EDI integration guide: interface tables, Orchestrator and best practicesMethods
Integration approaches for JD Edwards EnterpriseOne
EDI interface tables
Inbound and outbound staging tables with batch programs that edit, create and extract EDI transactions.
Orchestrator
REST-based orchestrations that call JD Edwards business logic in real time.
Business services
SOAP web services for integrating specific JD Edwards functions.
Document mapping
How EDI documents map to JD Edwards EnterpriseOne
Typical mappings between common X12 documents and JD Edwards EnterpriseOne business objects. Actual designs depend on your configuration and partners.
| EDI document | JD Edwards EnterpriseOne object | Direction |
|---|---|---|
| 850 Purchase Order | Sales order (inbound EDI tables) | Into JD Edwards EnterpriseOne |
| 855 Order Acknowledgment | Order acknowledgment extract | From JD Edwards EnterpriseOne |
| 856 Advance Ship Notice | Shipment confirmation extract | From JD Edwards EnterpriseOne |
| 810 Invoice | Invoice extract | From JD Edwards EnterpriseOne |
Planning
Implementation considerations
Batch scheduling
Interface-table processing runs in batch, so schedules must meet partner timing expectations.
Error review
Inbound edit errors need clear ownership so orders are not delayed.
Release level
Available Orchestrator capabilities depend on your EnterpriseOne tools release.
Trading partners
Integration guides that pair with JD Edwards EnterpriseOne
JD Edwards EnterpriseOne integration FAQs
How does JD Edwards handle inbound EDI?
Inbound documents are loaded into EDI interface tables and processed by batch programs that validate them and create transactions such as sales orders.
Should we use Orchestrator for EDI?
Orchestrator is useful for real-time and API-based scenarios. Interface tables remain common for traditional EDI volumes.
Does ECOM implement JD Edwards?
Yes. ECOM provides JD Edwards implementation and upgrade services alongside integration.
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