Case Study

Dell Boomi, Netsuite, Trading Partners, EDI Integration

Ubiquiti Networks is an American technology company started in 2005. Based in New York, NY, Ubiquiti manufactures wireless data communication products for enterprise and wireless broadband providers with a primary focus on under-served and emerging markets.

Customer need to implement a scalable EDI trading partner network to on board customers within a short period.

• United Techno uses Dell Boomi as a middleware to integrate applications.
• Using Boomi, Trading Partners are easy to configure, though which we can send/receive the EDI files.
• Using Boomi, EDI integration is easier and quicker to implement.
• United Techno build EDI profiles using Boomi which allow you to define the segments and various settings for those segments so that your file can be certain to meet your business requirements.
• Using business rules shape, data from the incoming EDI file was validated against a set of business validations.
• Data sync up in Netsuite was done after successful validation of the EDI.
• Data sync up with Netsuite is quicker since Dell Boomi has a pre-built Netsuite connector using which one can easily
  insert/update/delete/query data from Netsuite.

• Boomi EDI Managed Service removes the operational burden of EDI system administration.
• Boomi can easily handle any transaction volume.
• Using Boomi, we can easily locate any errors in the incoming EDI files using the Mail connector. We can send emails to the concerned people which can give details regarding line no, values for fields etc. where error occurred in the EDI file.
• Boomi helped in quicker resolution of error which in-turn speeds up the business scale up.
• Using Dell Boomi as a tool for EDI integration, regardless of where your organization sits in the supply chain — from manufacturing and distribution to warehousing and logistics to fulfillment or retail — you can exchange EDI documents and coordinate trading partner relationships without the substantial burden and expense of installing and maintaining legacy, on-premise software.