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AI and MCP Make The EDI Support Burden Vanish

I come across a lot of articles about how AI will change EDI. Few, if any, describe the changes that are already here. This post focuses on support, and you'll see how Tediware saves time and - most importantly - reduces friction between trading partners.

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Before You Buy Enterprise Software, Do the Job
Right now is enterprise software buying season, in which well-intentioned people who have never done the job make purchasing decisions for employees who do.
Name Your Columns After X12
If you're building software that integrates with X12 EDI and you're struggling to name a database field, don't worry: X12 already named it. Here's when to copy their names, when to store their codes, and when to stray.
Tediware's JSON Format Explained, Part 3: The 856 And Its Siblings
This is the third and final post about Tediware's JSON format, i.e. the JSON Tediware produces when you use it to convert EDI to JSON. This post focuses on how Tediware handles Hierarchical Level (HL) documents like the 856 ship notice.
Tediware's JSON Format Explained, Part 2: Sensible Structure
This is the second of three posts about Tediware's JSON format, i.e. the JSON Tediware produces when you use it to convert EDI to JSON. This post focuses on how Tediware produces a logical structure.
Tediware's JSON Format Explained, Part 1: Readable Keys and Values
This is the first of three posts about Tediware's JSON format, i.e. the JSON Tediware produces when you use it to convert EDI to JSON. This post focuses on readable keys and values.
Lyin', Cheatin' Agents: Misaligned Model Behaviour During Ordinary Coding
A coding agent deceived me during an ordinary coding session, raising troubling questions about what happens to software development when models start lying to their users.
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