EnergyEDI is a complete solution to enable EDI services. It helps natural gas companies and their customers to integrate EDI functionality into their existing systems with ease. It features, Transfer (Sending and Receiving of EDI Documents), Encryption (Encrypting and Decrypting of EDI Documents) and Parsing (X12 format to XML and vice versa) in one product.
EnergyEDI is a complete EDI Solution for Natural Gas Piplelines and their customers. This allows for secure and effective B2B communication between tradng partners. Service Providers (TSP) and Service Requesters can provide EDI functionality quickly and easily using ANSI ASC X12 (EDI/EDM) standards. EnergyEDI is developed based on NAESB WGQ v1.7 standards. It can be compatible with NAESB v1.4 and up.
EnergyEDI supports following transaction sets:
EnergyEDI Engine forms an interface between EBB and EnergyEDI System. It runs as windows service on windows platform. In batch mode, it continuously polls designated EDI requests (OUT) and responses (IN) directories. In online mode, EDI requests can be submitted directly from EnergyEDI system. OUT directory holds EDI requests in X12 format. IN directory holds EDI responses in X12 format.
PGP encrypt or decrypt the input X12 documents.
EnergyEDI XML parser facilitates parsing of XML documents. Parser will have implementation based on dataset.
Translator decrypts X12 documents and translates them to XML documents or translates XML documents to X12 format and encrypts them.
EnergyEDI dashboard provides a high level view of the EDI transactions submitted to TSP and responses obtained from TSP. Configure EDI requests for TSP, time and frequency. Display the status and progress of each EDI job.
Energy EDI In-house solution lets Service Providers (TSPs) and Service Requesters support EDI/EDM in-house.
EnergyEDI runs on windows platform. It works on Apache Webserver 2.2 with OpenSSL and on IIS.
EnergyEDI receives incoming HTTP post requests from various trading partners. It parses and validates HTTP parameters set in the request based on NAESB 1.7 standards. EnergyEDI sends appropriate EDI errors back as part of the response. Encrypted EDI Documents are received as part of HTTP Post requests.
Encrypted EDI Document will be saved in designated IN directory. This document will then be decrypted using the private key and parsed. Data will be retrieved from X12 datasets and exported in various formats such as XLS, XML and CSV. This can be imported in the backend process such as EBB for further processing.
Responses generated from EBB will be translated back to X12 datasets, PGP encrypted using trading partner’s public key. Appropriate parameters will be set on http response and encrypted file will be transmitted back to trading partner.
EnergyEDI Clearing Center Solution lets Service Providers (TSPs) and Service Requesters support EDI/EDM without the hassle of running EDI process in-house.
EnergyEDI provides a website URL to all trading partners. EnergyEDI runs on windows platform. It works on Apache Webserver 2.2 with OpenSSL and on IIS.
EnergyEDI website receives incoming http post requests from various trading partners. It parses and validates http parameters set in the request and sends appropriate EDI errors back as part of the response.
EDI Document will be saved in designated directory. This document will be decrypted using private key and parsed. Data will be retrieved from X12 datasets and exported in various formats such as XLS, XML and CSV. This can be sent to TSP’s EBB for further processing. Documents are received as part of HTTP Post requests.
Responses generated from EBB will be sent to EnergyEDI website URL. These are translated back to X12 datasets, pgp encrypted using trading partner’s public key. Appropriate parameters will be set on http response and encrypted file will be transmitted back to trading partner.
EDI is tough. Every pipeline is different. Based on some statistics about 70 percent of service providers present data in more or less standard format. Integrating with these service providers via EnergyEDI will not be a problem. The problem is with the remaining 30%. For each and every inconsistency we need to capture data and communicate it in an organized fashion. At EnergyEDI we take extra care in analyzing such discrepancies and implement a customized solution. We make sure that information between service providers and service requesters such as traders, marketers, buyers and sellers is transmitted in the form they need.
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EnergyEDI has developed a team of professionals highly trained in natural gas business processes. These consultants are part of the team that conceptulized and developed EnergyEDI product. This team is trained in .NET and Java technologies. This team is available for any energy company looking for offshore advantage.
At EnergyEDI, our consultants have over 12 years of experience in natural gas pipeline software systems. Our team has experience in implementing large scale enterprise applications for about 15 pipelines. We developed software systems involving Contracts, Nominations, Confirmations, Scheduling, Capacity Release, Rates, Billing and Invoicing for major transmission and storage pipleines. Our team has expert level knowledge in NAESB guidelines and pipeline tariff.
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