The data layer for the supply chain
When a new customer, carrier, or ERP needs to connect, we make every system speak the same language. One source of truth across EDI, API, and AS2, for every plant you run. We’re ready on our side in days, so go-live runs at your partner’s testing pace, not ours.
Works with the systems you already run. Switching from a legacy provider? We’ve done it.
Proven in production
Three countries. Multiple ERPs. One connected, monitored operation.
Built and run by practitioners: 20+ years in EDI, 30+ years building production systems. When you call, you get the engineers.
What we do
From winning a new customer to closing the books, we are the connective layer your systems run on. We translate, onboard, and monitor every connection, so your team runs the business instead of the plumbing.
Every customer, OEM, ERP, and carrier speaks a different language. We parse all of X12, EDIFACT, and TRADACOMS with our own EDI engine: 856 ASNs, 830/862 release schedules, 810 invoices, plus API, AS2, and flat file. We make yours speak all of it, so a technical requirement never costs you a deal.
EDI / API translationA new trading partner shouldn’t derail your roadmap. We handle the setup, the testing against the real partner, and the edge cases, so go-live happens while the deal is still warm.
EDI / API consultingWe route sensitive documents with security, automated delivery, and live monitoring built in, so you see every transaction and never chase a missing one.
Managed file transferThe Semita difference
Most tools own one function: the ERP, the warehouse, the TMS. We own the connections between them. Every document, every partner, every plant flows through one layer you can see and trust, so your orders, shipments, and invoices tell one story, not five.
EDI across all of X12, EDIFACT, and TRADACOMS on our own engine, plus API, AS2, and SFTP.
We run our own VAN with interconnects to the other networks, so a partner on any VAN is reachable without adding another provider.
OFTP2 ready. AS4 in development. OEMs, ERPs, carriers, and 3PLs in one network.
One monitored view of every transaction, across every site and system.
Clean, reconciled, on-time data as a single source of truth.
Today, one automotive supplier runs Semita across three countries and multiple ERPs as a single connected, monitored operation. The result: a 30% reduction in EDI and API implementation delivery times, and MRP planning that went from a multi-day effort to a matter of hours.
How it works
The partner, system, or site you need connected.
Against your real trading partner, not a sandbox.
On your partner’s timeline, not ours.
Monitored, supported, and yours to see in the client portal.
We test against your real trading partner, not a sandbox, so go-live isn’t the first time it meets production.
Integration isn’t an IT line item. It’s whether the business can grow.
Before Semita
After Semita
Why it matters
Industries
Keep 856 ASNs, POs, and 830/862 release schedules in sync with OEMs and tier suppliers across every plant, to protect your delivery windows and your OEM scorecard.
Heavy-equipment and OEM component suppliers run the same release-schedule pressure as auto: 830 forecasts, 862 releases, 856 ASNs, and a chargeback when a window slips. We keep those flowing so a missed shipment doesn’t become a line-down call.
Manufacturers selling into grocery and big-box retail live on 850 POs, 856 ASNs, and 810 invoices, with a deduction for every late or mismatched document. We make your systems speak each retailer’s dialect so order-to-cash runs clean.
Onboard a new partner and start doing business while the deal is still warm.
Orders and invoices move between systems automatically, with no one retyping data.
Every document is tracked across every system, start to finish.
Timelines depend on project scope. Basic partner-to-partner file transfers (no VAN interaction required, with all connectivity details supplied up front) can go live in days. More complex integrations vary.
Tell us the partner, system, or plant you’re trying to connect. We’ll show you the fastest path to one connected operation.