Product - Format
UBL
What is UBL?
UBL stands for Universal Business Language. It is a royalty-free library of standard XML business documents. It supports the digitizing of commercial and logistical processes for domestic and international supply chains such as orders and invoices. It can be thought of as a language that allows business applications to exchange information along their supply chains in the same common format.
Example UBL document
It is the easiest way to exchange information between traders in their supply trains. If you want to be more efficient, it is definitely the way to go!
Getting started with Babelway
1. Select UBL as the message type.
2. Upload a sample file
3. Babelway will do the rest
Babelway has supported UBL for many years. We’ve added strict validations that go beyond the basic support of other XML standards to ensure that your UBL will be compliant to international standards.
Recently, UBL 2.1 was approved by the ISO committee, making it an officially recognized standard and ensuring that it’s use in B2B integration will continue to grow.
Why Babelway?
Set up with ease
Deploy your connection in seconds, making it ready for testing immediately.
Transform any format
Use simple drag & drop tools to map your message to any other format for easy import/export in or from your database.
Connect to anyone
Connect your Babelway environment using any EDI or non-EDI communication protocols.
Support
Babelway is not only a great self-service platform but also a team of pros ready to help you succeed.
- Access our support helpdesk anytime and ask your questions. You will be answered as soon as max 60 minutes
- Spot the ‘reuse and save time’ zone on the right of the screen? Import messages and maps from our catalog
- Access online training material through Babelway Academy
What have our clients said about UBL in Babelway?
“Babelway helps us innovate in B2B collaboration.”
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“Their product and their experts ensure that we’ll have an innovative B2B integration solution, not just right now, but in the years to come.”