Trading-partner management
Coordination of connection, testing and go-live steps for new trading partners.
Hand over day-to-day EDI operations to MAP's expert team, from trading-partner connections and data flows to application maintenance and incident management.

EDI does not end once a connection is established. Onboarding new trading partners, changing document rules, failed messages, application updates and outage tracking all require continuous attention.
Managed Services transfers this day-to-day responsibility to the MAP team through a defined service model. Your internal teams can focus on their core work instead of chasing exceptions.
The scope is defined according to your current architecture and responsibility boundaries. The MAP team runs day-to-day operations while critical decision points are shared transparently with your organization.
Coordination of connection, testing and go-live steps for new trading partners.
Monitoring and handling failed messages, connection problems and transaction interruptions.
Controlled implementation of changes to document formats, business rules and integration mappings.
Sustainable operation of EDI applications, connectivity components and related infrastructure.
Every incident is recorded, its impact assessed, a resolution applied and an improvement step evaluated to reduce recurrence.
EDI flows and critical incidents are monitored regularly; day-to-day operations no longer depend on individual people.
Responsibilities, communication paths and service scope are defined from the start.
Incidents are not merely closed; recurring causes and improvement opportunities become visible.
At the outset, the current EDI structure, connections, critical processes and expectations are assessed. The service scope, communication path and escalation route are then defined accordingly.
Share your current setupTell us about your current system, trading partners and the work that takes most of your operations team's time. Together, we can define the managed-services scope.