Accounting Integration
Manage EDI transactions and merge data in your Sage dashboard.
Built and supported by the eZCom in-house development team.
X12 / EDIFACT
Built to the internationally recognized EDI file standards
In-house
Mapping team makes regular updates to maintain compliance
No new portal
Work in the Sage dashboard you already know
If you run Sage, merging your EDI transactions into it delivers real advantages. With our Lingo software integrated into your Sage dashboard, it's easy to enjoy seamless, error-free order processing.
With Lingo and Sage working together, many documents are automatically generated, including Orders and Invoices. You can also make shipping easier by enabling a direct connection to FedEx, UPS, and OnTrac to create labels.
In Lingo, mapping is constantly updated, while our built-in validation checks help ensure compliance by alerting you if fields are incomplete. You'll handle everything in the Sage dashboard you already know — no need to add another portal or learn how to use a new interface.
What you get alongside the Sage integration.
Built and maintained to comply with X12 and EDIFACT, the internationally recognized EDI file standards.
An in-house mapping team makes regular updates to maintain compliance and prevent errors that lead to chargebacks.
Learn more →Users can process orders from any sales channel — EDI, online marketplaces, an eCommerce store — the same way each time.
Information such as UPCs, item weights, pack size, price, and size runs can be established in Settings. Custom carton and NRF codes can also be created.
In just a few clicks, users can move hundreds of EDI documents at once.
To prevent chargebacks that occur when a document is sent with missing or incomplete information, built-in checks are created through our mapping protocols, while custom validation checks can be created in Settings.
An in-house, US-based customer support team and quality user training ensure maximum ROI from the platform.
Documents generate themselves. Orders and invoices are created automatically once Lingo and Sage are working together, instead of being assembled by hand.
Labels without a second application. A direct connection to FedEx, UPS, and OnTrac lets you create shipping labels as part of the same flow.
Mapping stays current for you. Our in-house mapping team updates retailer maps as requirements change, so compliance doesn't become your team's research project.
Incomplete documents get caught. Built-in validation alerts you when fields are missing before anything is sent — which is where most chargebacks are avoided.
Nothing new to learn. You handle everything in the Sage dashboard you already know, with no extra portal and no new interface to train people on.
These are the transaction sets that move most often between you, Sage, and your retailers — but they're a starting point, not a limit. Lingo supports the full range of EDI documents, and your integration carries whichever ones your trading partners require.
EDI 850
The retailer order that starts the cycle, landing in Lingo ready to fulfill.
EDI 856
Sent to your retailer ahead of the delivery, built from what actually shipped.
EDI 810
Billed against the order and the shipment, so the numbers reconcile.
EDI 820
The retailer's remittance detail, matched back against what you invoiced.
Yes. Lingo integrates into the Sage dashboard you already use — this is an integration, not a replacement for your accounting system.
No. That's the point of this integration: you handle everything in the Sage dashboard you already know, with no additional portal and no new interface to learn.
A direct connection to FedEx, UPS, and OnTrac can be enabled so you create labels without leaving the workflow.
We do. An in-house mapping team makes regular updates to maintain compliance and prevent the errors that lead to chargebacks.
Yes. Lingo is built and maintained to comply with both X12 and EDIFACT, the internationally recognized EDI file standards.
We do. Our in-house development team has built connections to a range of accounting, ERP, and inventory platforms — see the full list on our integrations page.