EDI Integration
BTX's EDI solutions connect trading partners, automate document exchange, and eliminate bottlenecks — with our in-house team connecting your ERP directly to our proprietary TMS.
EDI Integration
- EDI 204
- EDI 210
- EDI 214
- XML Integration
- Server & VAN
- Custom EDI
EDI 204 — Load Tender
Automate Your Shipment Requests
BTX's EDI 204 integration allows your system to transmit motor carrier load tenders directly to BTX — automating the shipment request process, eliminating manual booking, and accelerating the time between order creation and freight pickup without a phone call or email.
EDI 210 — Freight Invoice
Invoicing, Automated and Accurate
BTX's EDI 210 integration delivers freight invoices directly to your system in a standardized electronic format — eliminating paper invoices, reducing manual data entry, and streamlining your accounts payable process with accurate, automated billing data on every shipment.
EDI 214 — Shipment Status
Status Updates, In Your System
BTX's EDI 214 integration pushes shipment status updates directly into your platform as milestones occur — keeping your team and your customers informed with up-to-date tracking events without logging into a separate portal or manually checking carrier status.
XML Data Integration
Flexible Data Exchange, Your Way
BTX's XML integration capabilities allow your system to exchange structured shipment data with BTX's platform in a flexible, customizable format. Ideal for businesses that require data exchange outside of standard EDI transaction sets, our in-house IT team maps XML to your specific data requirements and workflow.
Server & VAN Connectivity
Secure Connections, Every Time
BTX's EDI servers accept AS2, FTP, SFTP, and HTTPS connections — connecting directly to your server or dedicated VAN with secure, reliable data transmission on every transaction. Our IT team handles the technical setup and ongoing maintenance so your connection stays stable and your data stays protected.
Custom EDI Programming
Built to Your Exact Specifications
When standard transaction sets don't cover your specific requirements, BTX's in-house IT team maps to custom versions of existing transaction sets or writes custom EDI programming to your exact specifications — giving you a tailored EDI solution that fits your business rather than forcing your business to fit a standard template.

EDI Explained — The Language Your Systems Speak to Ours
Electronic Data Interchange — EDI — is the standardized method businesses use to exchange shipping documents and transaction data electronically between systems. Instead of emails, phone calls, and manual data entry, EDI automates the exchange of load tenders, invoices, shipment status updates, and more between your platform and BTX's — eliminating errors, accelerating processing times, and creating a seamless data flow between trading partners. If your business is ready to automate, BTX's EDI team makes the connection simple.


Your EDI Connection, Managed by Our Own IT Team
BTX's in-house IT team manages your EDI connection from initial setup through ongoing maintenance — mapping transaction sets, configuring server connections, and handling trading partner requirements directly. When specifications change or a new transaction set is needed, our team responds without disrupting your operation. No third-party middleware, no outsourced support, and no waiting on a vendor ticket queue to get your connection back on track.
Moving Freight Forward, Responsibly
BTX is committed to building a more sustainable logistics operation — working with carrier partners who prioritize fuel efficiency, optimizing routing to reduce empty miles, and providing customers with the data they need to understand their freight carbon footprint. Responsible logistics and operational excellence go hand in hand.

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EDI, or Electronic Data Interchange, is the digital exchange of standardized business documents between companies and systems. In logistics, it is commonly used for documents such as purchase orders, invoices, shipment notices, and status updates.
EDI helps reduce manual processes, improve data accuracy, speed up document exchange, and create more consistent communication between supply chain partners.
Common EDI documents include purchase orders, invoices, advance ship notices, order acknowledgements, inventory documents, and shipping updates.
Yes. EDI solutions are often used alongside systems such as ERP, WMS, TMS, ecommerce platforms, and other business applications to improve data flow and reduce duplicate entry.
No. Businesses of many sizes use EDI to improve operational efficiency, support partner requirements, and create more scalable processes.
Ready to Simplify EDI and Supply Chain Data Exchange?
BTX helps businesses improve logistics performance with EDI solutions designed to reduce manual work, improve accuracy, and support better supply chain connectivity. If your team is ready to modernize how data moves across your operation, we’re ready to help.
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