Inspien (CEO Choi Jeong-gyu), a provider of cloud-based Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) services, will continue to offer its cloud-based EDI services to small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) this year as a service provider for the government's 'SME Cloud Service Usage Support (Voucher) Program.'

Inspien announced on the 21st that, following last year, it is recruiting companies for its 'Cloud EDI Service' until April 15 in accordance with the government's SME cloud service voucher program policy.

To use Inspien's 'Cloud EDI Service', please refer to the '2022 Recruitment Announcement for Participating Companies (Operation/Demand/Supply) for the Small and Medium Enterprise Cloud Service Usage Support (Voucher) Project' post on the business announcements page of the Korea Information and Communication Industry Promotion Agency (nipa.kr) and apply by April 15.

The recruitment targets are small and medium-sized enterprises that wish to exchange business data via EDI with overseas companies, large corporations, online/offline shopping malls, open banking, etc.

Small and medium-sized enterprises wishing to participate in the project can apply to the government as a demand company and receive benefits of up to 50 million won from the government by paying only 20% of the self-contribution through a voucher.

The 'Cloud EDI Service' provided by Inspien enables EDI between domestic and overseas companies, as well as EDI linkage with domestic distributors. It can be utilized for the ordering and settlement of various business operations between companies, as well as the automation of logistics processes.

Inspien's 'Cloud EDI Service' is provided in a cloud-based manner, so companies do not need to directly hire employees or incur costs to build a system, nor do they need to purchase hardware (HW) or software (SW), and the initial response and implementation period is significantly shortened compared to building an in-house system.

Choi Jeong-gyu, CEO of Inspien, said, “By using cloud EDI services, companies can reduce human error and work gaps and reflect order data with clients in the system in real time.” He added, “Following last year, Inspien will do its utmost to provide cloud EDI services to SMEs in various fields this year as well, in accordance with government policy to enhance the competitiveness of SMEs.”