Platform
The SPICE™ platform connects participation, integration, governance, visibility and operating support across procure-to-pay, order-to-cash and logistics, between your ERP and every trading partner.
Begin with procure-to-pay, order-to-cash, logistics or product data. Connect every trading partner by EDI, API, a web portal or documents. Add other processes on the same SPICE™ platform in any order, and extend to new sites, regions and businesses without rebuilding what you already run.
Connect participation, integration, governance, visibility and operating support across procure-to-pay, order-to-cash and logistics. Keep your enterprise systems as the systems of record.
A delivered message does not mean the order is on track. SPICE™ relates each order to its confirmations, changes, shipments, receipts and invoices, checks them against your rules and shows your team what needs attention. That is collaboration and a governed process, not just connectivity.
Procure-to-pay covers the buying side: purchase order, confirmation, shipment, receipt, invoice and payment. Order-to-cash covers the selling side: customer order, confirmation, shipment, invoice and collection. Logistics runs through both, with load tenders, shipment status, warehouse orders and freight invoices tied to the same orders.
SPICE™ runs both sides on one collaboration platform. Start anywhere, go anywhere: add a process without a second project or a second set of integrations.
Each product handles part of the supply chain, and all of them share the same platform, rules and transaction history. SPICE Web OMS™ brings non-EDI suppliers into procure-to-pay. SPICE Trade™ gives non-EDI customers a digital way to buy from you. SPICE Catalog™ collects and synchronizes product data. SPICE iKompli™ certifies trading partners against your EDI requirements. SPICE Insight™ shows the full transaction lifecycle and its exceptions. SPICE Digital Document Service™ turns business documents into validated digital transactions. SPICE Connect™ provides managed B2B integration and trading partner services.
SPICE™ works alongside your ERP, WMS, TMS and existing B2B infrastructure; it doesn’t replace them. It is ERP-agnostic, so a new business unit, an acquisition or an ERP change doesn’t mean rebuilding how your trading partners connect. Your ERP keeps ownership of accounting, inventory and enterprise execution, and receives clean, validated transactions. Run it as SaaS or in your own cloud: see deployment options and security and integrations.
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Choose a process and the way a trading partner connects, then step through the transaction. See which part of SPICE™ handles each step and what reaches your ERP.
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The SPICE™ platform
Suppliers, customers, carriers and 3PLs connect through one governed platform, with your ERP as the system of record. Select any part to explore it.
FAQ
SPICE™ is a supply chain collaboration platform that includes EDI. It exchanges EDI and API transactions with your trading partners, translates and validates the data through native middleware, and delivers clean transactions to your ERP. It also brings trading partners that don't use EDI into the same governed process through web portals and document digitization, and it keeps every order connected from purchase to payment.
SPICE™ handles the transactions that run procure-to-pay, order-to-cash and logistics, including purchase orders (850), acknowledgments (855), changes (860), advance ship notices (856), invoices (810) and price catalogs (832). With carriers and 3PLs it supports transportation and warehouse transactions such as load tenders, shipment status, freight invoices and warehouse orders.
Not necessarily. SPICE™ can work alongside your existing EDI or VAN infrastructure, adding non-EDI trading partners, testing and certification, or visibility and exception management to what you run today. You can also move your full trading partner program onto SPICE™. The right path depends on your priority process and your architecture.
An EDI solution moves standard documents between systems. A collaboration platform also connects trading partners that can't use EDI, applies your business rules to every channel, relates each document to the order it belongs to and shows people what needs action. That is collaboration and a governed process, not just connectivity.
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