Golden EDI Order Agent
Golden EDI AB · Logistics & Supply Chain
Certification per Microsoft Marketplace.
Evidence tier Source Confirmed · 2 captures on record
What the publisher says
As described on Microsoft Marketplace.
”Bringing
order to your orders”
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The Golden
EDI Order Agent automatically converts incoming customer orders into validated
sales orders in Business Central.
Using AI
and structured document processing, the solution can handle orders in any
format or from any source, including PDFs, XML, PEPPOL, and EDI files.
Order
administrators get one workspace to review incoming orders, resolve exceptions,
and approve what's ready. Orders that meet your business rules can be created
automatically. The rest are flagged for a quick check instead of a full manual
entry.
Who it's
for
Organizations
where order processing is slowed not by the number of orders, but by the effort
required to manually capture and enter them. Especially valuable when orders
arrive through multiple channels and formats, or where our full EDI solution is
not yet practical.
What
changes for your team
- No
more retyping order data from PDFs into Business Central by using AI-power
- One
place to see every incoming order, regardless of source or format
- Exceptions
surface on their own, no need to check every order manually
- New
customer references set up in a few clicks, not a support ticket
- Intelligent
customer and item matching ensures correct orders
Result
Order
processing time drops. Your team spends less time on data entry and more time
on the orders that need interaction.
Focus on
your customers, not order entry.
Supported
Editions
This app supports both the Essential and
Premium editions of Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central.
Supported Countries
Sweden, Denmark, Norway, Finland, Germany
Supported Languages
- Swedish
- English
Preview
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Compliance
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