InfiPlex Bridge · EDI to API
Target, Costco, Lowe’s, Walmart DSV, Rooms To Go — big-retail purchase orders still arrive as EDI. InfiPlex Bridge™ EDI to API takes over the trading-partner connections — the documents each retailer requires, mapped and tested for you — and hands your team the result as JSON through a REST API, as ready-to-work orders in the InfiPlex OMS, or straight into your ERP.
How it works
Your retailers keep speaking EDI; your systems never have to. InfiPlex Bridge sits in the middle, connected direct to the trading partner or through your existing VAN — and every required document flows on time in both directions.
What the program handles
Connect direct with Target, Costco, Lowe’s, and any other trading partner — or through an existing VAN like SPS Commerce or CommerceHub. Direct connections offer significant savings vs. other EDI providers; see direct EDI connection costs.
Every InfiPlex EDI connection already handles the documents each trading partner requires, so you can start processing files quickly — no document-by-document build-out.
All order data is accessible via the InfiPlex REST API — Bearer-token authentication, with calls for Orders, Inventory, Pricing, and Warehouses. Contact us for a full API walk-through.
No build required — work your EDI orders in the InfiPlex Order Management tools, with the same routing, inventory, and tracking underneath.
Connect NetSuite or the ERP you already run. Your dev team can build one integration into InfiPlex and reach every retailer through it — or InfiPlex will work with you to build into your ERP.
Orders route to your 3PL warehouses; tracking flows back to the retailer to finalize each order. Inventory — including 3PL stock — stays current everywhere, with low-stock controls that stop overselling and protect your seller ratings.
Trading partners
Direct connections or via your VAN — and the same pool can carry marketplaces like Amazon, Wayfair, and Overstock alongside your EDI retailers. See every EDI connection in the integration library.
The Bridge family
EDI to API is one of four InfiPlex Bridge programs — they share one platform and combine cleanly on a single account.
Frequently asked
Family-level questions — pricing across programs, combining seats — live on the InfiPlex Bridge overview. These are the EDI-specific ones.
It’s the InfiPlex Bridge program for sellers whose retailers require EDI. InfiPlex manages the EDI connections with your retailers — the mapping, the testing, and the document set each trading partner requires — and gives you every order through the InfiPlex REST API in JSON, through the standard InfiPlex order management tools, or through your ERP. Your retailers keep their EDI requirements; your team never touches an EDI file.
Any EDI trading partner. Clients most often connect Target, Costco, Lowe’s, Walmart DSV, and Rooms To Go — and the same account can carry marketplaces like Amazon, Wayfair, and Overstock alongside them, so EDI and non-EDI channels share one inventory pool. See every EDI connection in the integration library.
Whatever the trading partner requires — every InfiPlex EDI connection already handles each partner’s required document set, so you can start processing files quickly. In practice that means purchase orders coming in, and the acknowledgment, shipment, and invoice documents (the 855, 856, and 810 for most retailers) going back on the partner’s schedule, plus inventory updates where the partner takes them.
No. InfiPlex connects directly with your trading partners wherever possible, and direct connections offer significant savings vs. other EDI providers — current direct EDI connection costs are published here. If you already route through a VAN like SPS Commerce or CommerceHub, or a partner requires one, InfiPlex connects through it instead. Either way, the EDI work is InfiPlex’s, not yours.
Three ways, and you can mix them. Pull everything through the InfiPlex REST API — Bearer-token authentication, calls for Orders, Inventory, Pricing, and Warehouses, all in JSON — which lets a dev team build one integration and reach every retailer through it. Work orders directly in the InfiPlex OMS with no code. Or have InfiPlex connect your ERP, like NetSuite, so orders land where your operation already lives.
The names on this page are just the most-connected partners — EDI to API isn’t limited to them. InfiPlex connects directly with any EDI trading partner, building to that partner’s required document set, or routes through your existing VAN where that’s the requirement. And when a channel turns out to be API-based rather than EDI, InfiPlex builds new API integrations at no additional cost. Send the partner’s name or spec sheet over and you’ll get a straight answer on connection and cost.
InfiPlex routes the order to your 3PL for shipping, receives the tracking number back, and forwards it to the EDI retailer to finalize the order — no manual close-out. Inventory levels, including stock sitting at connected 3PL warehouses, update to every retailer automatically, and low-stock controls trim what specific channels see so you don’t oversell and damage your seller ratings.
Yes. InfiPlex can also connect directly with your drop-ship distributors or manufacturers, with order and inventory management included — so the suppliers who ship for you feed the same pool your EDI retailers draw from, and every channel sees current stock. If a full supplier or reseller program is the goal, that’s what the Retail and Brand drop-ship programs are built for.
Ecosystem
EDI to API draws on the full InfiPlex integration library — and if a channel you need isn’t in it yet, InfiPlex builds new API integrations at no additional cost.
InfiPlex builds and tests the retailer connections — you work in JSON or the OMS, and our USA‑based team handles onboarding with you. No EDI staff required.
Send it over. Contact us, email info@infiplex.com, or call 888‑770‑0857 and we’ll map the required documents against your systems — and give you a straight answer on timeline and cost.
InfiPlex Bridge™ is a trademark of InfiPlex. Target, Costco, Lowe’s, Amazon, Walmart, Wayfair, Overstock, Rooms To Go, SPS Commerce, CommerceHub, and all other marketplace and product names are trademarks of their respective owners and are used for identification purposes only; no endorsement is implied.
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