Integrated Service Provider Network
| Trading Partner Issues and Challenges |
| In today's global business environment, companies are seeking ways to quickly and smoothly connect with their supply chain trading partners. However, this is often a difficult task when you consider the number of partners involved and their various levels of B2B integration expertise.
Changing business requirements can bring new customers, suppliers or other supply chain partners. Shifting standards and protocols further complicate relationships with both existing and new B2B partners. Also, the partner onboarding process can be slowed by the adherence to B2B service level agreements (SLAs), regional/global trading differences and manually intensive onboarding processes. How Amber Road Can Help The network's secure data communication services enable suppliers, forwarders, transportation carriers, and customs brokers to share supply chain information and alerts that are critical to the timely delivery of goods. The integrated service provider network also serves as an information hub for existing enterprise systems including ERP, transportation management, inventory planning, warehousing, and other proprietary order management systems. This enables you to connect once to the network and enjoy seamless connectivity with your internal systems and across extended supply chain partners. |
