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Keep accurate records for chargeback disputesMaintain open communication with EDI manager and Warehouse Department. The EDI Manager would have to work in the office to get accustomed to how the warehouse operates and then can be hybrid between office and home.
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Monitor the Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) between client and the warehouses to ensure smooth running of daily operations and work with warehouse and internal teams to resolve issues. Supervise arrivals of imports at US ports and work with customs broker in case of any issues.
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Proactively learn about the EDI Industry and how TrueCommerce can add value to a company’s success. We’ve empowered some of the biggest brands in the world to improve their supply chain performance: P&G, Schneider Electric, TJ Maxx, Office Depot, and many more.
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In Epic's quest to help healthcare providers deliver the highest quality of patient care, we rely on the Integration Engineers on our EDI team to share information across disparate systems and make it easily accessible within a single patient record.
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