NLMK Recommends: How to Deploy HR EDI with CSR for Maximum Impact

Typically, companies connect EDI to isolated IT systems only, but the data don’t sync. HR specialists end up re-entering information manually — spending up to 60% of their time on routine tasks. The result: errors, data leaks, fines.

 

In practice, it looks like this: HR enters a new employee’s data into the core system, but they don’t show up in EDI. You have to transfer the data by hand. A mistake in just one digit can lead to a fine. The larger the headcount, the higher the risk of errors, and higher runs the amount of fines.

 

What other surprises might be waiting:

  1. Onboarding hiccups

35% of companies postpone EDI deployment for fear of losing documents in the first two weeks.

  1. Security Not all services comply with Russian regulations, which can lead to extra costs.
  1. Employees

Without training, people spend hours struggling with the interface. 40% of implementation failures are due to the human factor.

 

To mitigate these risks, you need to diagnose your processes and choose a service that integrates smoothly with your core system. And, of course, train your team.

 

Sign up for a free diagnostic with the Corporate Solutions Centre and find out which HR Electronic Document Interchange system is right for you. 

29.06.2026

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