No, the service is provided free of charge.
An important factor is the number of order lines placed. If ordering is less frequent, then the Sandvik Coromant webshop is probably the best solution. However, if your ERP system is EDI-capable, it may be relatively easy to activate. Alternatively, if you operate Sandvik Coromant Tool Logistics Solutions, EDI functionality is already provided.
With EDI being around for at least 20 years, most ERP platforms are equipped to handle EDI. Your IT department or provider is the first point of contact.
Production staff are often involved with tasks connected to the requisition of tooling for production. When problems arise as a result of manual ordering (e.g., if supplies fail to arrive, or the time spent on administration), then productivity can be affected.
Implementation typically takes 4 to 6 weeks.
EDI implementation involves a number of different functions, particularly IT, finance, and business operations. Implementations are usually run as a project with a clear time frame and activity plan. Sandvik Coromant will guide you through the process.
All the usual product and commercial specifications for standard products are available. All dimensional information is according to ISO 13399. Drawings, catalog material, and URL links are also available.
CAD drawings (.dxf), 3D models (.stp), and generic product information images (.jpg) can be provided for each product.
Yes. Most output formats can be accommodated, from simple flat files to XML-based formats like BMEcat.
No, the service is provided free of charge.
Implementation can take just a few days, depending on the testing process and other customer requirements.
Sandvik Coromant will provide the web address needed by your procurement system. Users will then be registered to have PunchOut access to our webshop. A short testing period follows.
Contact us to discuss your specific requirements, e.g., to integrate with non-SAP systems using the cXML standard.
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