EXTOL Enterprise Adapter delivers advanced A2A/B2B integration to Oracle E-Business Suite users.
EXTOL International, a leader in EDI/B2B integration solutions, has joined the Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN) as an Independent Software Vendor. Through the OPN, Oracle and EXTOL customers will benefit from access to Oracle products and support, as well as extended capabilities to manage complex trading partner connections, the company announced.
Specifically developed for Oracle, the EXTOL Enterprise Adapter (EEA) for Oracle uses EXTOL integration middleware to enable A2A/B2B integration with Oracle E-Business Suite. EEA provides design-time and runtime interface components that integrate Oracle E-Business Suite with external trading partners, internal applications and enterprise data using XML, EDI, spreadsheet, flat file, and database content.
“As an Oracle Partner, we are committed to helping customers integrate with Oracle E-Business Suite quickly and correctly,” said Joe Debold, vice president of sales and business development, EXTOL. “Joining the OPN allows EXTOL to leverage Oracle resources for the benefit of over 800 companies who depend on EXTOL for EDI and other forms of business-to-business integration.”
About the Oracle PartnerNetwork
The Oracle PartnerNetwork is a global business network of more than 12,000 companies who deliver innovative enterprise software solutions based on Oracle software. Through access to Oracle's premier products, education, technical services, marketing and sales support, the Oracle PartnerNetwork provides partners with the resources they need to be successful in today's Internet economy. Oracle partners are able to offer customers leading-edge solutions backed by Oracle's position as the world's largest enterprise software company. For more information, please visit http://partner.oracle.com.
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