Snack food giant saves millions and automates order management with OpenText Trading Grid
Mondelēz Brazil's third-party B2B integration provider made limited use of EDI, leaving sales professionals to manually type orders for hours, which caused costly entry errors and returns worth millions of dollars, while poor provider support left the team stuck in global ticketing queues.
A third-party B2B integration provider took over SAP ERP connectivity but made limited use of EDI, forcing manual order entry. When problems occurred, support was unreachable and the team was stuck in global ticketing queues.
OpenText Trading Grid uses OCR to convert PDF orders into structured EDI data automatically transmitted to SAP ERP, with Trading Grid Intelligence validating, flagging discrepancies, and routing orders to the correct distribution center, saving millions and freeing sales teams from low-value data entry.
Frequently asked questions
What did this team achieve with this AI workflow?
OpenText Trading Grid uses OCR to convert PDF orders into structured EDI data automatically transmitted to SAP ERP, with Trading Grid Intelligence validating, flagging discrepancies, and routing orders to the correct…
What tools did this team use?
OpenText Trading Grid, OCR, SAP ERP.
What results were reported?
Cost savings from error reduction: saves millions; Returns from order entry errors: millions of dollars; Manual order entry time: hours manually typing orders; Sales team time freed from data entry: free sales teams from low-value data entry (source-reported, not independently verified).
What failed first in this deployment?
A third-party B2B integration provider took over SAP ERP connectivity but made limited use of EDI, forcing manual order entry.
How is this order processing AI workflow structured?
PDF order document received → OCR converts PDF to EDI → Automatic validation and flagging → SKU-based order routing → EDI transmitted to SAP ERP → Real-time transaction visibility.