Customer cases

Automating high-volume retail operations for thansen with EDI

nk@iedi.com (Nicklas Kirkeby) — Thu, 15 Jan 2026 13:36:51 GMT

thansen is one of Denmark’s largest retail chains, operating more than 150 stores supplied by a wide network of vendors. With daily deliveries to each location and a high transaction volume across purchasing, logistics, and finance, thansen operates in an environment where manual document handling quickly becomes a bottleneck. For retail and wholesale businesses of this scale, managing invoices, orders, and delivery data across many suppliers and formats is not just an administrative task, but a core operational challenge.

Standardising Danoffice IT's global supplier data with OIOUBL and EDI

nk@iedi.com (Nicklas Kirkeby) — Thu, 15 Jan 2026 13:09:15 GMT

Danoffice IT ApS designs and operates IT infrastructure for a wide range of international clients. As part of this work, the company processes large volumes of financial and operational documents from suppliers across multiple countries, each using different data formats, standards, and technical conventions. Managing this diversity directly inside the ERP system quickly became inefficient and costly, prompting Danoffice IT to look for a structured approach to document standardisation.

Building a scalable document infrastructure across 64 Bygma stores

nk@iedi.com (Nicklas Kirkeby) — Thu, 15 Jan 2026 12:44:59 GMT

For more than 17 years, iEDI has been a trusted partner to Bygma, one of Denmark’s leading suppliers to the construction industry. With 64 stores across the country and a complex network of suppliers and customers, Bygma operates in an environment where efficiency, reliability, and scale are critical. Over nearly two decades, iEDI has supported Bygma in building and operating a document infrastructure that goes far beyond invoicing, enabling automation across purchasing, sales, and logistics without overloading their ERP landscape.

How Huawei standardised e-invoicing and compliance under tight EU deadlines

sr@iedi.com (Sandra Stephanie Raveendran) — Fri, 09 Jan 2026 12:32:42 GMT

Huawei Denmark operates in a highly regulated European environment where financial compliance, data retention, and invoice standardisation are non-negotiable. As a non-EU headquartered company trading with Danish and European partners, Huawei Denmark faced increasing complexity in meeting local and EU-wide regulatory requirements - while keeping day-to-day finance operations running smoothly.

Enterprise document automation at scale for Wehkamp

sr@iedi.com (Sandra Stephanie Raveendran) — Fri, 09 Jan 2026 11:14:23 GMT

Wehkamp is one of the Netherlands’ largest online retailers, operating a complex supplier ecosystem with high transaction volumes, diverse partner capabilities, and strict operational requirements. As the business scaled, Wehkamp needed a more robust and flexible way to manage how business documents move between its internal systems and hundreds of suppliers.

How Harald Nyborg digitised procurement across 40 stores in 10 days

nk@iedi.com (Nicklas Kirkeby) — Thu, 08 Jan 2026 09:53:02 GMT

Harald Nyborg operates a large retail network with more than 40 stores, each responsible for procuring goods from a broad range of suppliers. As the business grew, it became clear that manual purchasing workflows were no longer sustainable - neither for store employees nor for suppliers.

Oda gets a total EDI solution

nk@iedi.com (Nicklas Kirkeby) — Thu, 08 Jan 2026 08:57:00 GMT

Oda is today one of the largest online grocery retailers in the Nordics. As the company scaled rapidly, so did the complexity of its procurement and supplier operations. To support continued growth and maintain a high-quality customer experience, Oda needed a robust and scalable way to automate purchasing and document exchange with its suppliers.

HJS Værktøj expands their EDI toolbox with help of iEDI's PDF solution

nk@iedi.com (Nicklas Kirkeby) — Thu, 08 Jan 2026 08:38:08 GMT

HJS Værktøj operates as a quality tool agency, supplying professional tools through a network of dealers. For many years, the company had successfully exchanged invoices and credit notes via EDI. However, as customer expectations evolved, so did the demands placed on their EDI setup.