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Crossfire Integration

by Crossfire · EDI

Fully managed EDI and API integration service bridging ERPs with trading partners

Updated August 2026 · By the ERP Research Editorial Team · Independent and vendor-neutral.

Works with
NetSuiteMicrosoft DynamicsUnleashed
Deployment
Cloud
Company size
SMB, Mid-market, Enterprise
Pricing
Quote-based
Founded
2003
Headquarters
Auckland, New Zealand

Overview

Crossfire is a managed EDI and API integration service that automates the electronic exchange of supply chain documents and data between business systems and trading partners. It is delivered by Crossfire as a specialist integration division of Sandfield, a long-established New Zealand technology company, and serves customers globally with projects across more than 30 countries.

The service is primarily fully managed: the Crossfire team handles setup, mapping, maintenance and monitoring so customers don't need in-house EDI expertise, though an optional self-service path with built-in no-code mapping tools is also available. Technically it supports any-to-any data mapping across standards such as EDIFACT, ANSI X12, XML and JSON, and transmission via AS2, SFTP and HTTPS APIs, with pre-existing connections to a network of over 1,000 partners including major retailers like Woolworths and Walmart.

Crossfire emphasizes reliability and security, running on AWS infrastructure with proactive 24/7 monitoring, a 99.99% uptime target, ISO 27001 certification and end-to-end encryption. It provides pre-built integrations to ERPs including NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics and inventory platforms such as Unleashed.

Screenshots & demo

Demo video from the vendor's YouTube channel.

Modules & capabilities

Crossfire Integration covers 21 of 45 capabilities we track in this category (+2 partial)

47%
  • Pre-built trading-partner libraryPre-existing connections to 1,000+ partners, including major retailers (Woolworths, Walmart, Foodstuffs)
    Core strength
  • Trading-partner onboarding workflowsManaged onboarding of new partners
    Supported
  • Full-service onboarding by vendor staffCrossfire team handles setup, mapping, maintenance and monitoring; no in-house EDI expertise required
    Core strength
  • Self-service / no-code onboardingOptional self-service no-code mapping path
    Partial
  • Trading-partner spec change management
    Not evidenced
  • Retailer compliance program supportCompliance with partner-specific requirements
    Supported

“Not evidenced” means our research found no public documentation of this capability — the vendor may still offer it. Confirm on a demo.

Common use cases

  • Outsourcing EDI operations to a fully managed service
  • Connecting NetSuite or Dynamics to retail trading partners
  • Trading with Australasian and global retailers (Woolworths, Foodstuffs, Walmart)
  • Combining EDI and API integration under one managed provider
  • Avoiding the need to hire in-house EDI specialists
  • Integrating inventory platforms like Unleashed with partners
  • Ensuring reliable, monitored document flows with high uptime

Strengths & considerations

Strengths

  • Fully managed service model with optional no-code self-service
  • Strong presence with Australasian retailers plus global reach
  • ISO 27001-certified, AWS-hosted with 24/7 monitoring and 99.99% uptime target

Considerations

  • Smaller, more regionally-rooted provider than the largest global EDI networks
  • Managed model offers less direct hands-on control than developer-first platforms

ERP integrations

NetSuiteCrossfire Integration for NetSuite
Prebuilt connector
Bi-directionalOrdersInvoicesAdvance ship notices

Vendor's system integrations directory lists Oracle NetSuite as a supported cloud ERP.

Microsoft Dynamics 365Crossfire Integration for Microsoft Dynamics NAV / Business Central
Prebuilt connector
Bi-directionalOrdersInvoices

Vendor directory lists Microsoft Dynamics NAV and Wiise (built on Dynamics 365 Business Central, AU/NZ) as supported systems.

AcumaticaCrossfire Integration for Acumatica
Prebuilt connector
Bi-directionalOrdersInvoices

Vendor directory lists Acumatica and MYOB Acumatica as supported cloud ERPs.

SAPCrossfire Integration for SAP
Prebuilt connector
Bi-directionalOrdersInvoices

Vendor directory lists SAP as a supported ERP system.

QuickBooksCrossfire Integration for QuickBooks
Prebuilt connector
Bi-directionalInvoicesOrders

Vendor directory lists QuickBooks among supported accounting systems.

XeroCrossfire Integration for Xero
Prebuilt connector
Bi-directionalInvoicesOrders

Vendor directory lists Xero among supported accounting systems.

Connector details independently verified against vendor marketplaces and documentation; last checked 2026-08-11.

Pricing

Model
Quote-based
Free trial
No

Quote-based pricing driven by number of trading partners/connections, document volume and managed-service scope. Get an independent shortlist with pricing guidance below.

Technical & security

Hosting
SaaS on AWS
Compliance
ISO 27001
Languages
English

About the vendor

Founded
2003
Headquarters
Auckland, New Zealand
Employees
~50
Ownership
Private

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Crossfire Integration — frequently asked questions

Is Crossfire managed or self-service?

Primarily a fully managed service where the Crossfire team handles setup, mapping and monitoring, with an optional no-code self-service path.

Which retailers does Crossfire connect to?

It has pre-existing connections to 1,000+ partners including major retailers such as Woolworths, Foodstuffs and Walmart.

What ERPs does Crossfire integrate with?

Pre-built integrations include NetSuite, Microsoft Dynamics and inventory platforms such as Unleashed.

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