Drummond Certification

The e2net Open Partner Network foundation is built on a comprehensive set of connectivity standards and protocols, including AS2 (Applicability Statement 2), to provide secure, reliable B2B interoperability. AS2 continues to be one of the most widely-adopted messaging standards in the world. Retailers, consumer product goods, hard-lines, insurance, financial services, petroleum industry, and government agencies have adopted AS2 to safeguard critical business information that represents billions of dollars each year.

The AS2 protocol is backed by the Drummond Group, an organization that certifies AS2 Software – if you and your trading partner use Drummond-Certified AS2 solutions, they can work together to exchange EDI documents.

The Drummond certification is unique and rigorous. E2open submits our AS2 software twice per year against a battery of security profiles, ensuring any interoperability issues are found and resolved during testing and not in your production environment. E2open achieved certification against test with and without Authentication and SSL connectivity scenarios.

Drummond Certified As2 4q 2024 AS2 Certification: Completed validation based on Drummond’s AS2 test plan without requiring basic authentication for establishing trading partner connectivity.
AS2 Authentication Certification: Completed validation based on Drummond’s AS2 Test Plan and all trading partner AS2 message exchanges requiring Basic-Authentication and SSL connectivity.

By removing barriers to collaboration and allowing for the exchange of information in a simple, secure and reliable manner, e2net enables complete visibility and the rapid onboarding of trading partners worldwide. E2open is committed to supporting the entire spectrum of connectivity options for customers and their partners and minimizing the friction around data exchange.

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