OpenText Strengthens X12 Collaboration to Accelerate the Future of Supply Chain B2B Data Exchange

OpenText™, the information company, and X12, the ANSI-accredited standards organization, today announced the renewal of their commercial use partner license agreement. This long-standing collaboration underscores OpenText’s commitment to and support for X12 standards across its expansive supply chain network.

“Electronic data interchange (EDI) is a critical foundation that supports how supply chains and businesses function today,” stated Muhi Majzoub, Chief Product Officer and EVP, OpenText. "Working with X12 is more than just a collaboration; it's a testament to our joint dedication to continuous innovation and to laying the foundation for a more interconnected and efficient B2B data exchange landscape for the future.”

X12 standards play a crucial role in EDI, serving as the primary conduit for businesses across diverse industries, including retail, consumer goods, automotive, high-tech, general manufacturing, and insurance. These standards allow businesses to digitally share vital information seamlessly within and across their operations.

The integration of X12 standards within OpenText’s business network solutions improves efficiency, accuracy, transparency, and cost-effectiveness for its customers, contributing to a strengthened supply chain ecosystem.

“We are delighted to join forces with OpenText in advancing the development of X12 standards and derivatives,” said Cathy Sheppard, CEO of X12. “Together, we are not just shaping standards; we are fostering a future where technology supports and enhances global operations across the industries we serve.”

With the world’s largest business network, OpenText connects over 1.1 million trading partners, facilitating the exchange of more than 33 billion EDI transactions annually. As a trusted EDI partner offering robust solutions for seamless business document exchange, OpenText is proud to be formally recognized as an X12 licensing partner with a comprehensive long-term agreement that includes its customers from the past, present, and future.