EDI2XML review
A managed hybrid EDI/API service with on-premises deployment and a $450 monthly entry point.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
EDI2XML provides electronic data interchange translation and integration services for businesses, developers, IT teams, and organizations exchanging documents with trading partners. It combines managed EDI services with a REST API that converts EDI messages to XML or JSON and converts XML or JSON back to EDI. On-premises deployment is available for customer servers, while supported workflows include ERP, CRM, e-commerce, TMS, WMS, and custom applications. EDI standards include ASC X12, EDIFACT, TRADACOMS, and HIPAA/X12, with document support covering purchase orders, invoices, advance ship notices, inventory advice, remittance advice, functional acknowledgments, and despatch advice.
The published subscription option is an on-premises license at $450 per month, with deployment on the customer’s server. EDI translation and mapping services are priced separately by data volume. Managed EDI and Web Service plans use contact-based pricing, and there is a 15-day trial. This structure suits organizations that want managed onboarding, partner configuration, testing, certification support, monitoring, and communication without adopting a fully cloud-only deployment model. Buyers should account for the separate volume-based service charges when comparing the subscription with other EDI tools.
Integration is a central strength. EDI2XML offers a REST API over HTTPS with OAuth2 authorization, FTP and SFTP communication, and integration methods including XML, JSON, and CSV. Its listed ecosystem includes Salesforce, Oracle JD Edwards, SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, SharePoint, IBM, Sage, Google Apps, QuickBooks, Amazon, Shopify, and BigCommerce. The API includes built-in 997 Functional Acknowledgment responses, which can support transaction workflows. EDI2XML is a fit for teams needing managed hybrid conversion and partner onboarding; organizations seeking a free plan, fully itemized managed-service pricing, or a narrower standalone translator may prefer another option.
EDI2XML pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Converts EDI, XML, and JSON in both directions
- Managed setup, mapping, monitoring, and partner communication
- Supports REST API, FTP, SFTP, and on-premises deployment
- Where it doesn't
- Managed EDI and Web Service plan prices require a sales request
- Mapping and translation services add volume-based fees
- No free plan; the listed subscription starts at $450 monthly
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