Freight Forwarding EDI Software
Freight forwarding EDI software, built and supported in-house — not handed off to a third party
Trading-partner setup, message mapping, and a direct IBM MQ bridge to Australian customs — every part of your EDI exchange runs on the same platform and the same in-house team, not a separate integration vendor.
The Problem
EDI shouldn't need a middleman
Most freight-forwarding platforms treat EDI and integration work as someone else's job. Need a new trading partner connected, a message format changed, or an error investigated? You lodge a ticket with a third-party integration vendor and wait.
Expedient builds and supports every EDI connection in-house — including a direct IBM MQ bridge to Australian customs, so a reference like AU-EDI-REF-0004829 never depends on manual email or postal handoffs. Changes happen on your schedule, not a vendor’s queue.
Direct IBM MQ Bridge to Australian Customs
A direct integration bridge to Australian customs, exchanged via IBM MQ — not the manual email or postal exchange most platforms still require. Built, owned, and supported entirely in-house, never handed off to a third-party integrator.
Trading Partner Setup
Configure new trading partners — carriers, customs brokers, agents — without waiting on an external vendor. Partner profiles, message formats, and connection details are set up and maintained in-house, on your timeline.
Message Mapping & Translation
Inbound and outbound EDI messages are mapped and translated automatically to match each trading partner's own format, so your team keys data once instead of re-entering it across separate, disconnected systems.
Error Handling & Reconciliation
Failed or rejected messages are flagged, logged, and reconciled inside the same platform you already use daily — no separate error console, no ticket to a third-party integrator to find out what went wrong.
Partner Visibility
Give customers and partners self-service visibility into EDI message status and history, cutting down the phone calls and emails your operations team otherwise fields to answer 'did it go through?'
In-House Support, Start to Finish
Every stage of EDI integration — setup, testing, go-live, and ongoing support — is handled by the same in-house team, not handed off to a separate vendor once the contract is signed.
Frequently Asked Questions
Do we need a third party to set up EDI with our trading partners?
No. Expedient's EDI and integration work — trading partner setup, message mapping, and ongoing support — is built and handled entirely in-house by our own team. You're not routed to a separate integration vendor for changes, troubleshooting, or new connections; the same team that built your platform manages your EDI, so requests move on your timeline instead of a third party's queue.
How does customs EDI exchange work with Expedient?
Expedient connects to Australian customs through a direct IBM MQ bridge, exchanging messages electronically instead of the manual email or postal exchange many platforms still rely on. That direct connection is built and maintained in-house, so updates to customs message formats or requirements are handled by our team without waiting on an outside integration partner to catch up, which keeps clearance processing moving during peak season and regulatory change alike.
What EDI standards or message types does Expedient support?
Expedient handles the trading-partner setup, message mapping, and error reconciliation your EDI exchange needs — configured to match each partner's own format rather than forcing a single standard on everyone you deal with. Because this work sits in-house alongside the rest of the platform, new partners, format changes, and message errors are resolved by the same team, not queued behind a separate vendor's support desk.
See EDI integration without the third-party wait
Talk to us about connecting your trading partners, including the direct IBM MQ bridge to Australian customs, without an outside integration vendor in the loop.