The hard part lives between systems
An ERP can run perfectly on its own and still leave the business waiting. Orders, invoices, claims, inventory, and acknowledgements only create value when every system can understand the next one.
After 25 years across ERP, enterprise IT, operations, and integration programs, Chris Rosecrans built SignalEDI to make business data move clearly—without forcing an SMB to become an EDI company.
Meet the founder
Chris Rosecrans, Founder
Chris Rosecrans founded SignalEDI after 25 years working where business systems meet real operations—from ERP implementation and enterprise IT leadership to security, governance, and procurement and supply-chain operations.
After leading S/4HANA and SaaS integration programs, he built SignalEDI around a simple conviction: a signal is only useful when every system can receive it, understand it, and act on it with confidence. SignalEDI brings that discipline to smaller teams without asking them to build an integration department of their own.
What 25 years revealed
Different industries and systems kept producing the same three lessons.
An ERP can run perfectly on its own and still leave the business waiting. Orders, invoices, claims, inventory, and acknowledgements only create value when every system can understand the next one.
Smaller teams are often asked to absorb enterprise tooling, opaque pricing, and consultant-led projects just to meet a partner mandate. The connection should carry the complexity—not the customer.
Business data has to be mapped, checked, delivered, acknowledged, and recoverable. Automation matters when it makes that path visible and acts safely when something breaks.
Why SignalEDI exists
SignalEDI is the product Chris kept wishing existed on both sides of the integration table: modern inputs, partner-ready outputs, automation with confidence gates, and an honest view of what is ready or waiting.
See what the story produced
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