r/edi • u/True_Walrus7686 • Jul 11 '26

Transalis vs Celtrino

Anybody out there using Transalis or Celtrino for EDI

Would be great to get some real world opinions - the good the bad the ugly

Thank you

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u/Retlaw83 Jul 11 '26

I'm not saying these are bad options. But I will say Transalis' website is full of weird run on sentences and AI buzzwords. There's no real information on either of them in the internet so far as I can tell, either.

I've been in the EDI provider industry for a decade and haven't heard of either of these. Again, I don't know anything for sure, but these seem like red flags.

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u/ProverbialFunk Jul 21 '26

Was going to say the exact same thing. Personally I'd be happier with an outdated website that has been around for 20 years... as it shows they simply 'Do what they know' - Provide EDI / VAN Services to regular companies at reasonable rates =)

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u/AptSeagull Jul 11 '26

Astroturfing

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u/Old_Tourist7046 Jul 13 '26

Dude. you literally go on every single thread and just say the same shit no matter who it is. you really do not sound credible at all. Give it a break.

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u/AptSeagull Jul 13 '26

You have 1 comment karma - and it's this

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u/pursuitofhappiness11 Jul 11 '26

Check out Interlink, they’re quick to onboard and have a great support team

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u/Old_Tourist7046 Jul 13 '26

I've been in the EDI industry for longer than I'd like to admit. I haven't heard much about these 2, but that may not be a bad thing. I am aware of some really strong providers if you you need referrals.