Atlas Business Data eXchange
Atlas BDX
Atlas Business Data eXchange is the UK’s fastest-growing trading
network, carrying over a million messages per week.
It is the result of a £4 million investment and has been operating
uninterrupted since 2004. Hosted in a 24/7 fault tolerant, multi-redundancy,
state of the art facility, there is virtually no chance of system interruption.
BDX is an instant solution for secure and reliable file transfer on
IP networks and the Internet. It combines world class security standards,
encryption and compression and is notable for its ease of use and comprehensive
set of features.
It is the perfect solution for businesses trading electronically with
major High Street retailers and the large supermarket groups.
BDX is a complete data delivery and file transfer service - not
just a protocol like FTP or AS2. It can handle any data type moving orders,
invoices, credits delivery notes and acknowledgements from A to B without
delay. You can even send video, music, designs, pdfs, legal documents
or any other file type.
It is open to other methods of connection and can transfer data to and
from VANs, networks and other secure Internet data exchange protocols
such as AS2, SFTP SMIME and HTTPS.
There are no traffic charges, it uses fast broadband technology – and
you can be connected and exchanging data, without compromising firewalls,
within one hour!
BDX is the file transfer system of choice for Butlins, Jewsons, Muller
Dairies, Unimer, Culina Logistics, Versace worldwide, Yeo Valley, Warners
and many more.
Atlas BDX brochure
Atlas SDX
Secure Data eXchange builds on the phenomenal success of BDX and is
a totally secure system to send and receive all your documents or data
files over the Internet.
It has been specifically designed for banks, financial institutions,
government, military, health, legal and associated professions and all
those organisations for whom total security and confidentiality is paramount
for their reputation and commercial success.
Atlas SDX has the HIPAA The Administrative Simplification provisions of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act of 1996 (HIPAA, Title II) required the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to establish national standards for electronic health care transactions and national identifiers for providers, health plans, and employers. It also addressed the security and privacy of health data. As the industry adopts these standards for the efficiency and effectiveness of the nation's health care system will improve the use of electronic data interchange (EDI)
Atlas SDX brochure
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