Powerful stream-based EDI parser. Reads large EDI files and EDI transactions, multiple EDI interchanges or even corrupt EDI data.
Generate EDI and write it to stream or file. Supports batching, configurable EDI delimiters, automatic EDI trailers and postfixes.
Seamlessly convert EDI to XML using XmlSerializer. Export EDI to JSON, EDI to CSV, EDI to database or EDI to anything you want.
Rigorous EDI validation to ensure EDI conforms to the agreed syntax rules. CAQH compliant HIPAA validation for all HIPAA SNIP levels.
EdiFabric empowers developers and businesses interested in enabling their software systems with EDI capabilities.
It is a .NET library and can run on Mac, Linux and Windows. EdiFabric targets both .NET Framework (minimum 4.0) and .NET Standard (minimum 1.6).
A single EDI Framework to easily translate EDI, generate EDI and validate EDI. It comes with an ever expanding EDI knowledge base and many code samples and snippets to help you get started.
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All you need to start with EDI is familiarity with .NET and your favorite .NET IDE. EdiFabric EDI Framework is a set of DLLs that can be referenced directly or installed as NuGet packages.
EDI DOM stands for EDI Dynamic Object Model and lets you handle EDI the same way modern web browsers support HTML or XML. EDI DOM means:
Each EDI transaction is represented as a hierarchy of C# classes according to its implementation guidelines. It's exactly the same as any other domain model.
In fact you can turn any .NET class, new or existing, into EDI compliant template by annotating some of its properties with our EDI DOM attributes .
You can model the EDI templates however you like and customize them according to any requirement, be it format specific or naming convention.
Take a look at our sample EDI templates to get the gist of it:
For a quick intro to the basics of EDI start with our popular article What is EDI ?
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// Snippet
[Serializable()]
[Message("X12", "004010", "850")]
public class TS850 : EdiMessage
{
[Pos(1)]
public ST ST { get; set; }
[Required]
[Pos(2)]
public BEG BEG { get; set; }
[Pos(3)]
public CUR CUR { get; set; }
[Pos(4)]
public List<REF> REF { get; set; }
[ListCount(3)]
[Pos(5)]
public List<PER> PER { get; set; }
[Pos(6)]
public List<TAX> TAX { get; set; }
[Pos(7)]
public List<FOB>
FOB { get; set; }
[Pos(8)]
public List<CTP> CTP { get; set; }
| 270 | Eligibility, Coverage or Benefit Inquiry |
| 271 | Eligibility, Coverage or Benefit Information |
| 276 | Health Care Claim Status Request |
| 277 | Health Care Information Status Notification |
| 277 CA | Health Care Claim Acknowledgment |
| 278 | Health Care Services Review Information Request |
| 820 | Payment Order/Remittance Advice |
| 834 | Benefit Enrollment and Maintenance |
| 835 | Health Care Claim Payment/Advice |
| 837 P | Health Care Claim Professional |
| 837 I | Health Care Claim Institutional |
| 837 D | Health Care Claim Dental |
| 999 | Implementation Acknowledgment |
EdiFabric EDI Framework allows software solutions to accurately translate medical data into a readable format that is easily understood by any clearinghouse.
We have helped customers to acquire CAQH Certifications and EdiFabric's HIPAA capabilities cover all HIPAA SNIP validation level types out of the box.
With our unique splitting technology processing large 834 or 835 files is faster then ever with the lowest memory consumption possible.
EdiFabric provides EDI templates for all 5010 medical transactions so you don't have to start anything from scratch.
Take a look at our sample EDI template for 5010 837 P (Professional Claim):
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