Our story
EDI Fabric Limited builds developer tools that translate between EDI data and structured JSON. There is no black-box middleware—just code-first EDI in the language you already use, with ediFabric .NET, ediFabric Native, and ediFabric Cloud.
Bulgarian-born developer Kamen Nikolov founded the company in 2016 while consulting for the NHS in London. The brief has not changed: give developers affordable, complete control of their EDI files. The Community plan is free forever.
Customer feedback shaped the toolkits: parse, validate, generate, acknowledge, split, and map EDI, including X12, HIPAA, EDIFACT, HL7, NCPDP, and the rest of the published catalog. Licenses and the privacy policy are on legal.
Why developers choose EdiFabric
Templates cover the mapping work so you are not maintaining a parallel XML stack. Run .NET or Native inside your own process when EDI data must stay on your network, or call the hosted REST API when you want nothing to install. Compare the products. Code examples are on GitHub.
Whether you are writing a custom EDI solution or replacing one you have outgrown, start on Community and swap the serial key when you ship.
EdiFabric by the numbers
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10,000+
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Teams that ship with EdiFabric
Companies in IT, healthcare, transport, and the public sector use EdiFabric for EDI translation and validation. Healthcare teams that cannot send PHI off-network use .NET or Native, or self-host the API; hosted Cloud is not HIPAA or SOC 2 certified.
IT
- Conduent
- Capgemini
- NTT Data
- Accenture
- CGI
- Trimble
- Sopra Steria
Healthcare
- McKesson
- Centene
- HCA Healthcare
- UnitedHealth Group
- Premera Blue Cross
- Blue Cross Blue Shield of Arizona
- Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Louisiana
Transport
- Port of Vancouver
- XPO Logistics
- Ekol Logistics
- FedEx
- NFI Industries
- easyJet
- Swiss Post
Public sector
- U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs
- County of San Bernardino
- State of Oklahoma