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Important Update: Infor's Plan to phase out LN embedded EDI module (ECEDI/BEMIS)

Please be aware that the Infor LN embedded EDI module (ECEDI/BEMIS) will transition to sustaining maintenance in the second half of 2027. This feature has not received enhancements in recent years, and no future updates are planned.

Existing customers using the embedded EDI module are encouraged to transition to EDI Exchange or Automotive Exchange, in order to benefit from ongoing enhancements and future capabilities. Infor has invested significantly in EDI Exchange and Automotive Exchange to support a broad range of EDI communications with external parties, as part of continued innovation within Infor LN Cloud.

For new LN CE customers, the embedded EDI module will no longer be provisioned.

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For more information please see Knowledge Base (KB) article 3632427.

If you have any questions, please contact your Infor Sales Representative, Subscription Manager, or Kathy Barthelt @ Crossroads RMC

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