Retailer EDI, ship notices on time, chargebacks seen early
Start each retailer from its own built-in profile, see a chargeback before it lands, and let your smallest suppliers answer orders in the browser.
- Built for
- Suppliers selling to major retailers
- Buyers working with small suppliers
- EDI and retail compliance coordinators
What gets in the way today.
Every retailer has its own rules
Each retailer has its own EDI guide, label rules and deadlines, and charges back when one is missed.
Chargebacks found after the fact
A late or wrong ship notice is discovered when the deduction arrives.
Small suppliers left on email
Small suppliers cannot afford EDI software, so buyers spend days chasing them.
What changes with Suppliers selling to retailers.
Start from the retailer's rules
Built-in profiles for retailers such as Walmart, Amazon Vendor Central, Target, Home Depot, Lowe's, Costco, Kroger and Best Buy, each built from the retailer's public guide.
Every partner promise watched
See whether each acknowledgement and advance ship notice (the electronic notice that goods are on their way) went out on time.
Chargeback risk before it lands
Open shipments that could break a retailer rule are flagged with the money at risk.
Deductions traced to a cause
Retailer short payments become deductions with a plain cause, and recurring causes stand out.
Small suppliers trade in the browser
Suppliers with no EDI system acknowledge orders, send ship notices and invoice from a browser or phone, and you receive proper EDI.
One platform under every product.
Suppliers selling to retailers runs on GoHubX, so it shares the same security, audit trail and support as everything else you run with us.
Every change on the record
Who did what, and when, in a tamper-evident audit trail.
Credentials in a vault
Never shown again after saving.
Self-service, managed or hybrid
Run it yourself, let our team run it, or mix the two.
Questions about Suppliers selling to retailers.
Are the retailer profiles certified by the retailers?
No. Each profile is built from the retailer's public guide and links to it. You add your own values, such as your vendor number.
What does a small supplier need?
A browser. No GoHubX account and no EDI software.
Does browser EDI send real EDI?
Yes. Each form is sent as standard EDI and runs through your usual integrations.
Is there a supplier portal?
Suppliers can use the supplier portal or browser EDI forms, with no EDI software of their own.
How is it priced?
Talk to us. We price to your partners and volumes.
Related products.
GoEDI
GoEDI covers the human side of EDI (electronic data interchange: standard business documents exchanged between companies' systems). Look up structures, give people simple forms, and test carrier cycles before go-live.
Learn morePortals
Small suppliers, partners and customers exchange files, answer purchase orders and track shipments in a browser, and it all reaches you as proper EDI.
Learn moreGoOnboard
Build the onboarding form, invite partners in bulk, chase the documents and follow each partner from invitation to trading.
Learn moreSee your own documents flow through GoHubX.
Bring one partner, one carrier or one process. We will show it running on GoHubX.