EDI is still how the order arrives.

EDI sounds like 1998. It is also how a big customer still drops the order into your ERP. When the map breaks, the plant guesses, and guessing is expensive.

We keep those maps. We write the small bridges around them. When a new retailer wants a new document type, we do not throw a party. We open the spec and we make it boring again.

The AI sits on top, not instead.

A packing-slip reader that cannot talk to the same order the EDI created is two systems pretending to be friends. We make them friends. That is the unfashionable advantage of a shop that has done ERP work since 2012.