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Therefore, BAX also provides IT partnership solutions, anything from consultative services with the customer's in-house IT staff to the development of newly upgraded computer systems.

Internet Facilities

The BAX Global website provides tools to view transactions using only a few simple keystrokes. For many customers this allows to determine which BAX products offer the best value for the services required. If customers have local, divisional or corporate responsibilities, MyBAX gives them the ability to track a shipment, look up shipping rates or delivery commitments, create documentation and specialized reports. There is no special software to download and install. Accessible through BAX Global's web site, is granted simply by choosing a BAX country site from the country selection box and entering User ID and Password to access these enhanced services.
Please find a link to MyBAX on the right-hand side of the website.

Electronic Data Interchange

Expertise, accuracy, and visibility are what you can expect to receive with BAX Global's EDI solutions. From paperless shipment tracking to accounting to complete EDI supply chain solutions, BAX Global has continuously provided solutions to meet the needs of its clients for over 30 years. With this paperless approach to administration, customers can eliminate paper invoicing, receive direct shipment status updates to their logistics systems, save hours of manual auditing, and upon request, receive pre-audited invoices, which eliminate the need to post invoices.

Systems Integration

With numerous years of experience and expertise, BAX Global is able to smoothly interface both shipment and logistics data with its customers ERP System. BAX has successfully implemented interfaces with a large number of customers using a variety of systems, including (but not limited to) SAP, Oracle, JDE, as well as proprietary systems.
RosettaNet is a non-proprietary, XML-based standard technology that is extremely popular in the high technology arena. It was developed by the electronics industry, and today a consortium of 400 companies representing more than US $1 trillion in annual revenues. Its purpose is to support the interfacing requirements of companies with a common purpose.

Security

To ensure a safer environment for the systems, BAX has implemented Cisco Firewalls throughout its Global Wide Area Network. As an integral part of the security architecture, these firewalls are placed between BAX Global's private networks and the Internet. All users who require access to BAX Internet services must do so by using approved software and Internet gateways.