3PL API and EDI Integration

It's a common scenario for businesses that import/export products from one country to another (for example, from Europe to the USA or from Asia to the USA): you get a third-party logistics service. 

Next thing you know, you realize that you need to integrate your QuickBooks with those guys in order for this to work. This means sending them your Sales Orders (EDI 940), getting a Shipment Confirmation (EDI 945), and creating your Customer Invoices from that (EDI 810).

Sometimes, your customers are big wholesale businesses, such as Amazon, Walmart, and KeHe. In that case, you will need to receive their Purchase Orders (EDI 850) and then generate your invoices (EDI 810).

No matter how complicated it can get, FCC Accounting System Sync Manager EDI can do the heavy work for you, while you concentrate on what matters most: growing your business.