In private validation — trusted circles only
AI does not translate your EDI.
AI writes the translator.
DEXA is the AI-powered B2B integration platform for the people who understand the business: an EDI operating system that is BA-centric, MRS-driven, developer-light and cloud-native, built for transportation, logistics and supply chain. Connect any partner, any format, at any scale. In hours, not months.
EDI has been stuck in 1975
Half a century on, trading partner onboarding still means a mapping spec, an email chain, a developer queue and weeks of testing. The people who understand the business, the analysts who write the specs, wait on the people who operate the tooling. Every EDI map is bespoke. Every change is a ticket. Every failure is archaeology.
BA-centric
Business analysts drive the platform directly. The mapping requirement spec is the source of truth, not an input to a developer queue.
AI-powered
From the spec, AI generates the translator, tests it against real transactions and deploys it. Months of mapping work becomes hours.
Operable
Full transaction observability and 1-click replay. When something fails, you see it, fix it and rerun it. No archaeology required.
What changes with DEXA
months → hours
Trading-partner onboarding time, when the spec generates the translator instead of waiting on one.
1 click
To replay any transaction after a fix, with the full run history in view.
0 tickets
For a routine map change. Developer-light means your BAs ship it themselves.
⬢ The architecture deep-dive, security model and roadmap are shared in private briefings with qualified prospects.
The platform
One platform. Every partner. Every format.
Legacy platforms use AI to assist a developer. DEXA uses AI to do the work: design the integration, run it at scale, and explain and fix problems before you notice them. The AI works at build time; what runs in production is deterministic, inspectable and fast.
Onboarding in hours, not months
AI reads the partner’s specification and generates the complete, production-ready integration: format definitions, translation logic, validation rules, envelopes. Not a “map framework” a specialist still has to finish. A 90-day project becomes an afternoon.
A translation engine built for volume
X12, EDIFACT, JSON, XML, flat-file and APIs, translated sub-second per document at 1,000+ documents per minute sustained, with elastic scale that grows automatically under load. Peak season is just another Tuesday.
Any-to-any connectivity
DEXA sits invisibly between your trading partners and your business systems: TMS, ERP, WMS and data platforms, over AS2, SFTP, VAN and APIs. Connect once, in the format each partner already uses. A new partner adds configuration, not infrastructure.
100% traceable, end to end
Every document carries one correlation ID from arrival to archive, across every stage and system. Live dashboards show what is flowing, what succeeded and what needs attention. “Where is my file?” has a provable answer, not an afternoon of log archaeology.
Errors that fix themselves
DEXA watches your flows continuously, classifies issues by root cause and resolves them, often before they surface as failures. The right people get a plain-language explanation, partners get status in your voice, and failed documents replay with corrections in one click.
Secure, robust, scalable
End-to-end encryption, enterprise SSO, role-based access to the business-unit level, zero-trust internals and a tamper-evident audit trail for every document. Zone-redundant and self-healing, with durable queues; nothing is ever silently dropped.
DEXA Mind · agentic operations
Other platforms bolt AI onto dashboards. DEXA Mind runs the operation.
Monitoring tells you something broke. DEXA Mind, the agentic operations layer of the platform, resolves it: a fleet of specialized AI agents that triage failures, answer “where is my file?” with cited evidence in seconds, watch certificates and traffic baselines, notify partners in your voice, and remember every resolution so the thousandth incident is handled better than the first.
Autonomy is earned, never configured
No agent is simply switched on. Every capability climbs a ladder, Veto to Suggest to Approve to Auto, per error-class and per partner, on its proven track record. If quality drifts, it is demoted automatically. “Auto-remediation” you can actually defend to your risk team.
Every action vetted and replayable
Before anything leaves the platform, a critic checks it is grounded in evidence, compliant with policy, free of leaked internals or PII, and within the agent’s earned authority. Every reasoning step, tool call and outcome is recorded and replayable, an audit trail by construction.
From reactive to predictive
Traffic anomaly and duplicate guards learn per-partner baselines. Certificate monitors renew before anything can lapse. Predictive agents flag the pattern behind Monday’s outage on Sunday night. Carrier scorecards generate and distribute themselves. Operations stop scaling with headcount.
⬢ The DEXA Mind agent catalog, autonomy model and roadmap are walked through live in private briefings.
The outcome
Integration stops being a bottleneck
| Operations task | Traditional platform | DEXA |
|---|---|---|
| New partner onboarding | 60–90 days | Hours |
| New transaction type | 2–4 weeks | Same day |
| “Where is my file?” | Manual log cross-referencing, hours | Cited end-to-end answer, seconds |
| Error investigation and resend | Analyst investigates, 4–8 hours | Diagnosed and replayed, minutes |
| Partner failure notice | Hand-drafted, hours late | Auto-drafted in your voice, at detection |
| Scaling for peak season | Re-platform and pray | Automatic |
EDI modernization
Modernizing off IBM Sterling, Cleo or a homegrown translator?
Most EDI platforms were designed before AI existed, then had AI features bolted on. DEXA was designed the other way around: the mapping requirement spec is the source of truth, and AI writes, tests and deploys the translator from it. That is why migration is not a rip-and-replace. Your existing specs become the input, and legacy maps become running, replayable translators.
From legacy EDI middleware
Enterprise stacks like IBM Sterling B2B Integrator carry deep footprints and dedicated EDI teams. DEXA migrates them spec by spec, with agentic map conversion, so cutover is phased and testable, not big-bang.
From integration platforms
Platforms like Cleo and Boomi move data well, but mapping still lives in developer tools. DEXA hands the whole loop to your business analysts: spec in, tested translator out, no ticket queue.
Full logistics transaction set
Load tenders to invoices: EDI 204, 990, 214, 210, 856, 810, 820 and 997, plus the healthcare and supply chain sets your partners require. X12 and EDIFACT, over AS2, SFTP and APIs.
Proven in the field first
The ideas inside DEXA didn’t start as a pitch deck. Agentic EDI migration delivered 110 maps in 5 weeks for a logistics leader, with roughly 60% less effort and ~1,500 hours saved. DEXA productizes that capability into a platform your own analysts operate.
Let’s talk outcomes
Let’s build systems that think, act and evolve.
Start with a conversation about a use case, a framework fit, or a private DEXA briefing. US · UK · India.