1 EDI Source, an Epicor solution
Electronic data interchange (EDI) software
Integration brokerage software
Supplier relationship management (SRM) software
Supply chain business networks
Data integration tools
Supply chain management software
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What is 1 EDI Source, an Epicor solution
1 EDI Source, an Epicor solution, is an electronic data interchange (EDI) platform used to exchange standardized business documents (such as purchase orders, invoices, and advance ship notices) with trading partners. It supports onboarding and managing partner mappings, document translation, and monitoring EDI transactions, commonly for manufacturers, distributors, and retailers that need compliance with customer or supplier EDI requirements. The product is typically positioned for organizations that want EDI capabilities aligned to Epicor’s ERP ecosystem, with options for managed services and implementation support.
ERP-aligned EDI workflows
The product is designed to support common order-to-cash and procure-to-pay EDI flows that map to ERP transactions. This can reduce custom work when the organization runs Epicor ERP and needs EDI to feed core processes. It also helps standardize how EDI exceptions and acknowledgements are handled alongside operational teams.
Trading partner onboarding support
The platform focuses on trading partner setup, document standards, and mapping/translation needed to meet customer and supplier requirements. This is useful for companies that must onboard many partners with different EDI specifications. Implementation and managed-service options can shift some mapping and compliance workload away from internal IT.
Transaction monitoring and controls
It provides operational visibility into EDI message status, errors, and acknowledgements to support day-to-day EDI operations. These controls help teams identify failed transmissions and data issues that can block shipments or invoicing. Monitoring capabilities are a core requirement in EDI environments where SLAs and compliance are enforced by trading partners.
Less general-purpose iPaaS breadth
Compared with broader integration brokerage and iPaaS tools, the product is primarily centered on EDI document exchange and related partner management. Organizations needing extensive API-led integration, event-driven orchestration, or large catalogs of non-EDI SaaS connectors may require additional integration tooling. This can increase architectural complexity when EDI is only one part of a wider integration strategy.
Epicor-centric fit
The strongest alignment is typically with Epicor ERP environments and Epicor-led services. Companies running multiple ERPs or non-Epicor back-office stacks may face more integration and mapping effort to achieve end-to-end automation. Vendor-led implementation approaches can also influence how much configuration and control remains in-house.
SRM and network scope limited
While it supports trading partner connectivity, it is not a full supplier relationship management suite with capabilities like supplier performance management, sourcing, or contract lifecycle management. It also does not function as a broad multi-enterprise supply chain network for collaboration beyond document exchange. Firms seeking deeper supplier collaboration features may need separate SRM or network platforms.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan / Product | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| HQXchange — HQX Professional | Not published (contact sales) | SaaS enterprise EDI platform bundling EDI HQ software, IntelligentXchange visibility portal, and AS2 Complete; described as a subscription model (Professional tier). Source: official product/cost pages. |
| HQXchange — HQX Enterprise | Not published (contact sales) | Enterprise subscription of HQXchange for larger volume/complex needs; includes advanced mapping, visibility, and managed-service options. |
| EDI HQ (HeadQuarters) — On-premise / Hosted | Not published (contact sales) | Flagship mapping & translation software; available on-premise or hosted; scalable and ERP-integrated. |
| EDI MX (Managed EDI) | Not published (contact sales) | Fully managed outsourced EDI service (vendor-managed). |
| EDI PX (Web-based EDI) | Not published (contact sales) | Web-based EDI solution for trading partner interactions. |
| EDI IX (IntelligentXchange visibility portal) | Not published (contact sales) | Transaction visibility and analytics portal included/bundled with HQX offerings. |
| AS2 Complete | Not published (contact sales) | AS2 communication/encryption software; the site explicitly offers a free AS2 Complete trial. |
Notes: Official 1 EDI Source pages describe subscription models (e.g., HQX Professional and HQX Enterprise) and indicate pricing is typically based on transaction/volume metrics (e.g., kilo-characters or document volume). No fixed dollar amounts or per-user/month prices are publicly listed on the official product pages; prospective customers are directed to request a demo or contact sales for detailed pricing and configuration.
Seller details
Epicor Software Corporation
Austin, Texas, USA
1972
Private
https://www.epicor.com/
https://x.com/Epicor
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