AI-native EDI. Built around the way work actually gets done now.
Ask your transactions questions in plain English. Import invoices from any vendor PDF without templates. Read raw X12 as human-readable documents. These aren’t roadmap slides — they’re shipped, in production, with active customers.
- In production with active customers
- Read-only, zero-trust MCP
- Every query logged
- Up to 80%
- reduction in manual troubleshooting time
- 73%
- of support tickets opened by our own monitoring, then auto-triaged
- 100M+
- EDI transactions through the platform in 2025
- 100%
- of AI and MCP queries written to the query log
The problem
EDI tooling froze in place. The work didn’t.
Most platforms still assume every question is a support ticket, every PDF is manual keying, and every new partner is a mapping queue. Comparatio rebuilt those workflows around AI.
How it works everywhere else
- “What happened to PO 4471?” (illustrative) means filing a ticket and waiting for someone to grep the logs.
- A vendor who only sends PDF invoices means hand-keying, or building and maintaining a template per vendor.
- Reading a transaction means a specialist who can parse raw X12 by eye.
- Onboarding a new trading partner means weeks in someone else’s mapping queue.
How it works on Comparatio
- Ask the MCP server in plain English and get an answer from your live transaction data — read-only, in-network, every query logged.
- AI extracts structured data from vendor PDFs — invoices, order confirmations, ASNs and sales orders, with no templates and a "Needs Review" queue for anything ambiguous.
- Every transaction renders side-by-side as raw X12 and a human-readable AI version, so anyone on your team can read it.
- AI walks you through onboarding your own partners; Comparatio’s engineers verify and ship each one.
Ask your EDI anything
An MCP server on your own transaction data
Comparatio ships an MCP server for natural-language EDI queries: transaction status, error patterns, partner health — answered from live data, in plain English. It’s read-only and zero-trust, it runs inside your network, and every query is written to the platform query log. Your data never leaves; nothing can be changed through it.
Shipped capabilities
Six AI capabilities, already in production
Each of these is live in the platform today, in production with active customers — not a roadmap.
MCP Admin API
A self-guided trading-partner onboarding portal. AI assists you in onboarding new partners yourself; Comparatio’s experts verify and ship every setup.
AI Document Intake
Structured data out of PDFs with no per-vendor templates — invoices, order confirmations (855), ASNs (856), and sales orders (850). An AI classifier routes each document by type, anything ambiguous lands in a "Needs Review" queue, and multi-invoice PDFs and credit memos are handled automatically. In production with active customers.
AI Document Beautification
A three-pane EDI Portal view: your transaction list, the raw X12, and a human-readable AI-rendered version side by side.
AI spec analysis & map generation
Paste a trading partner’s EDI spec and get a draft map back, ready for an engineer to verify and finish.
AI ticket triage
73% of our support tickets are opened by our own monitoring, then categorized and routed automatically, so the right engineer sees the right problem first.
AI predictive monitoring
Anomaly detection that learns your transaction patterns and alerts when they break — the AI layer behind Monitoratio.
FAQ
AI-native EDI, in practice
What is the Comparatio MCP server?
A read-only, zero-trust MCP server that runs inside your network and answers plain-English questions about your EDI: transaction status, error patterns, trading-partner health. Every query is logged, and nothing can be modified through it.
What if a vendor only sends PDF invoices?
AI Document Intake extracts structured data from PDFs with no per-vendor templates to build or maintain — invoices, order confirmations (855), ASNs (856), and sales orders (850). An AI classifier identifies the document type, anything it is unsure about goes to a "Needs Review" queue rather than through unchecked, and multi-invoice PDFs and credit memos are handled automatically. It is in production with active customers today.
Is it safe to let AI near my EDI data?
The MCP server is read-only and zero-trust by design, runs in-network rather than shipping your data to a third party, and records every AI and MCP query in the platform query log.
Does AI replace Comparatio’s engineers?
No — it clears the routine work so they get to the hard problems faster. 73% of our support tickets are opened by our own monitoring and then categorized and routed automatically, and AI-assisted onboarding lets customers set up new trading partners themselves; named Comparatio engineers still verify and ship every one.
See AI-native EDI on your own documents.
Bring a vendor PDF, a partner spec, or a question about last week’s transactions — and watch the platform answer.