Axway B2B Integration
For nearly 25 years, Axway B2B Integration has been enabling crucial B2B/EDI and API integrations for large multinational corporations – more that $140 billion in transactions annually for one company.
Companies succeeding with Axway B2B Integration
Hundreds of large enterprises across various sectors trust Axway to help them scale without limits – a claim that is unmatched in the industry.
DB Schenker
Processes over 1B EDI messages annually – 2.7M daily – with 20% cut in maintenance time and costs.
Bosch
Relies on B2B Integration to process mission-critical EDI operations, supporting 420K employees
FM Logistic
Driving Supply-Chain efficiency with B2B Cloud Integration
CO-OP
Runs 1M messages daily – "If B2B Integration went down, we'd have no business. It's as simple as that."
Cencora
Processes 800K EDI messages daily with 23K partners – $140B in annual revenue – with B2B Integration
Equinor
"The work we have done with Axway has increased the efficiency and agility of our B2B integration."
“B2B middleware is a technology that has been around for ages, but that doesn’t mean companies should rely on legacy tools to deliver these capabilities. Modern B2B capabilities are critical for unlocking the next level of automation that goes beyond a company’s four walls.”
Reinforce your core EDI business to innovate and capture new API and cloud opportunities
Effectively manage your partner network with a platform that supports major EDI and API standards, while bringing higher levels of software flexibility, security, operational resiliency, cloud scalability, and performance.
Any need, anytime, B2B integration
Customer-proven solutions support most integration patterns and use cases such as EDI, API, e-invoicing, and VAN with consistent, scalable B2B platform. Axway does it all.
B2B integration that adapts to your strategy
Deploy as software, private SaaS or managed service in the Axway cloud, or hybrid. Choose classic installation or container deployment. Reversible if preferences change.
Tailored B2B integration experience
UI and API-first tools boost efficiency with REST APIs for configuration, partner onboarding, operations, and API governance.
Axway B2B Integration capabilities
Optimize your business performance whether you manage your B2B integrations yourself or let Axway manage your operations for you.
Axway B2Bi Enterprise Edition
- Deploy containerized B2Bi in Kubernetes-friendly environments to speed, streamline, and secure the way you deploy and manage software
- Get greater B2Bi value with advanced options such as active/active clustering and multi-clustering for near-zero maintenance downtime, reliable operations, and business continuity
Axway Business Network
- Choice of either point-to-point EDI or VAN connectivity offers agility and resiliency
- Single point of management for a variety of EDI protocols, VANs, and APIs
- Visibility portal and API configurability improve operational efficiency
Axway Controlled Substance Ordering System compliance
- Open API approach to CSOS offers real-time visibility and audit trails
- Scalable CSOS solution handles large order volumes more effectively
- Drummond-Certification requires no redirects or complex authorization
Axway eInvoicing
- Cloud solution, managed by Axway or your organization, streamlines operations
- Consistent platform experience replaces multiple, siloed systems
- Standards-driven B2B, B2G, and Peppol solution is always up to date
Axway eSubmissions
- Connect and comply with multiple regulators worldwide, including FDA’s new API submissions interface
- Handle submissions of all sizes
- Leverage containerized architecture for high availability, zero-downtime maintenance, automated deployment
B2B Cloud Services
- Private SaaS, managed service, powered by MS Azure, AWS, or hybrid – classic or container deployment
- Tiered subscription fees and protection against unexpected maintenance or insufficient expertise
- Lower risk of cyberattack, human error, system disruption, and unforeseen operational gaps
B2B communications
- Leverage all major internet-based B2B protocols including AS4
- Single B2B gateway handles manual exchanges and unmanaged FTP
- Full control, threat blocking, and policy enforcement keeps data secure
EDI mapping and orchestration
- Visual EDI mapping simplifies map design and integration processes
- Rich library of B2B/EDI formats ensures document exchange readiness
- Standalone map development supports latest industry standards
Partner and community management
- API-driven solution enables real-time, self-service partner onboarding
- Flexible, pre-configured templates simplify document exchange
- Bulk partner onboarding with APIs saves time even with larger batches
Real-time visibility
- Dashboard alerts allow real-time visibility into data, KPIs, SLAs, and more
- EDI visibility software boosts issue awareness and accelerates response
- Granular or ecosystem-wide visibility ensures timely EDI troubleshooting
WebEDI Supplier Portal
- Web-based EDI allows partners without EDI capability to engage with you
- SaaS solution offers access to more than 140K pre-connected suppliers
- EDI point-to-point, VAN or EDI supplier portal connectivity simplifies onboarding
Axway Track & Trace
- Secure the integrity of supply chains and comply with global serialization regulations
- Transform rigid supply chains into responsive end-to-end systems
- Integrate with packaging and warehouse systems for serial number and ID verification
Get peace of mind with Axway B2B Cloud Services
Outsource all or part of your B2B operations to a team of dedicated experts with B2B Cloud Services. No capital outlay and resources needed to manage a costly infrastructure. You meet all your SLAs for a predictable subscription fee.
Simple
- Take the complexity out of moving your B2B to the cloud by letting Axway handle it for you
- Relieve the burden on IT teams so they can focus on more pressing and fruitful tasks
Scalability
- Adjust and optimize your B2B operations as needed with out hassle and in real time
- Scale B2B operations up or down easily based on evolving business needs and goals
Less risk
- Outsource all or part of your B2B operations easily and with total security
- Stay in control with the option to bring back your operations in house with no disruption
Reliable
- Avoid missed SLAs with a support architecture that cuts downtime to zero
- Keep up to date on software to further enhance security and reporting
Faster results
- Gain the flexibility to modify your managed cloud environment to achieve results quicker
- Ensure high availability using AWS, Azure, private cloud, or multi-tenant
Confidence
- Rest easy knowing your B2B operations are in expert hands with your goals in mind
- Meet ITIL, SOC, ISO900, ISO27001, GDPR, HIPPA, and 95/42/EC security standards
We manage your processes. You focus on business.
Take the complexity out of your B2B integration by outsourcing all – or part – of your operations to a team of dedicated experts with Axway B2B Cloud Services. For a predictable subscription fee, we provide the infrastructure and resources that will secure your B2B future in the cloud – with full reversibility if your needs change
B2B integration. What it is and why it’s important.
What is B2B integration?
Traditional, manual-based data exchange processes are often too complex, inefficient, and error-prone to use and manage. In addition, they don’t offer the real-time capabilities that businesses need to do business at the speed of digital.
That’s where Business to Business integration comes in. Also known as B2B, it automates communication and processes between your business and customers, suppliers, financial institutions, and regulatory databases. This approach to secure data sharing works by collecting information from your applications, standardizing it to the needs of each partner, and then sending the documents to the right organization as required.
By automating these processes, you ensure your trade partners can easily and securely exchange the critical business data you need to work in a digital world.
What's the difference between B2B and EDI?
The two terms are often used interchangeably to describe the method for connecting partner databases and applications. Electronic data interchange (EDI) is an established technology that is often found in supply chain processes like order-to-cash and procure-to-pay. However, it’s only capable of asynchronous interactions and is confined to standardized protocols.
A modern solution uses APIs to permit real-time access and sharing of data directly into business applications. As a result, this makes B2B ideal for use cases like e-commerce, real-time payments, social, and customer experience.
It’s not a matter of picking one or the other; both have a place in your data exchange stack. The key is to use a centralized integration solution to connect securely while reducing operational risk and costs.
What does a B2B solution do?
A B2B solution creates a single source of truth and control for all data connections between your organization and the systems of your customers, suppliers, banks, and other business partners. Because every organization has its own methods, B2B processes, applications, and data sources, a modern approach is critical to automate the collection and exchange of files in a way that makes it easy for everyone to access and understand.
What are the benefits of B2B integration?
B2B helps you stay ahead of the competition and drive business growth by making it simple to manage all your B2B transactions using a single solution. It can help you:
- Empower partners by making it simple to onboard, manage, and provision endpoints
- Improve communication across your entire partner ecosystem, regardless of their specific B2B messaging protocols
- Simplify EDI through flexible, drag-and-drop visual data mapping and orchestration
- Improve visibility into KPIs and SLAs for actionable insights for both business and IT users
Who can benefit from B2B integration?
The main point of B2B is to automate supply chain workflows to improve ordering, purchase order processing, business document exchange, and other business processes. Therefore, the technology is integral to organizations with many different connections to customers, suppliers, and financial institutions that exchange data in large volume and in real time. Industries that commonly leverage this approach include manufacturing, e-commerce, retail, logistics, and finance.