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5.1 | 1 | = **Definitions** = |
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| 4 | **iXPath** is a B2B integration platform in SAAS (software as a service) mode allowing to link the information systems of our customers to those of their various partners but also to manage the internal information flows of the company. | ||
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| 6 | **iXPath** offers complete and secure management of data exchanges regardless of the communication protocols used and the file formats to be processed. | ||
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| 8 | **iXPath** provides its customers with a web portal service dedicated to identified data flows. In addition to traditional EDI flows, the iXPath portal enables an ordering party to quickly deploy flow automation to all its partners, regardless of their size and technical capacities. | ||
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| 10 | Different business processes are modeled and can be adapted according to the needs of our customers | ||
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| 13 | **Order to Cash**: Sales order, Delivery note, Invoicing | ||
| 14 | **Logistics flows**: reception, preparation, stock image, stock movements | ||
| 15 | **Order Entry**: online order entry, acknowledgment of receipt, delivery note | ||
| 16 | Process specific to the client's activity | ||
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| 19 | iXPath adapts to your business processes and is configured according to the desired management rules. |