Blurbs
comparison of Edict Systems and (Re)vive
Learn about how these Fulfillment, Returns, & 3PL vendors stack up against each other
by
checking out our blurbs,
claims, and case studies.
Blurbs
comparison of Edict Systems and (Re)vive
Learn about how these Fulfillment, Returns, & 3PL vendors stack up against each other
by
checking out our blurbs,
claims, and case studies.
Edict Systems
"Simplifies EDI with cloud-based managed services."
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Edict Systems offers cloud-based EDI solutions to automate and simplify electronic data exchanges. They handle complex EDI mapping, integration, and onboarding. By managing these technical details, businesses can concentrate resources on their primary operations, leaving the intricacies of EDI to Edict's robust platform.
Experience and expertise advantage
Edict Systems claims that their 30+ years in the EDI business ensure unmatched experience and expertise for customers.
Comprehensive service offerings
Edict Systems claims that their managed and cloud-based EDI services cover all EDI needs, reducing complexity for businesses.
Extensive partner network
Edict Systems claims that their large network of supported trading partners makes supplier onboarding and EDI compliance easy.
(Re)vive
"Rejuvenate excess stock into profitable opportunities."
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(Re)vive transforms leftover stock into money while minimizing waste. They manage returned and surplus clothing, preparing it for resale by grading quality, repairing, cleaning, and repackaging. Their network can launch sustainable collections or fill sell-out items, providing a solution to deadstock that aligns with environmental concerns.
Maximize revenue recovery potential
Revive claims that they have recovered almost $50 million of GMV for top fashion brands, turning deadstock into profit.
Significantly reduce textile waste
Revive claims that they saved over 406,000 garments from landfill, diverting waste and supporting environmental goals.
Expand market reach rapidly
Revive claims that they've helped brands increase their customer base by 12% through sustainable collections.