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  7 Steps to Get Listed in ChatGPT Product Recommendations (Ultimate Guide for Merchants) ChatGPT product recommendations  are here—and they’re already influencing what people buy. When users ask things like: “best wireless headphones under $200” “gift ideas for my foodie sister” “funny Halloween costumes for big dogs” They now see  actual product carousels —with photos, reviews, pricing, and buy links. These aren’t ads. They’re organic recommendations selected by ChatGPT based on user intent, product quality, and structured data. And yes, your product can be one of them. 1. Let ChatGPT’s crawler find you OpenAI uses a crawler called  OAI-SearchBot  to discover content and surface it in  ChatGPT product recommendations . To allow access, make sure your site’s  robots.txt  file includes the following: User-agent: oai-search Allow: / This tells ChatGPT it’s okay to index your product pages, reviews, and structured metadata. You can learn more about ...

  Will EDI Improve Communication with CDW and My Partners? Yes — EDI can dramatically improve how you communicate with CDW and your supply chain partners.  From automating manual tasks to eliminating communication delays, Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) brings faster, cleaner, and more reliable collaboration. How EDI Enhances Partner Communication 1. Automates Document Exchange Instead of sending emails or faxes, EDI sends documents like POs, invoices, and shipping notices directly between systems. This reduces errors, speeds up processes, and improves compliance with partner protocols. 2. Boosts Supply Chain Visibility EDI provides real-time updates and tracking, ensuring that everyone in your network sees the same data at the same time. With ActionEDI, you also gain access to an audit trail for full accountability. 3. Reduces Communication Delays Time-sensitive partners like  CDW  require quick turnarounds. With automated workflows for POs, invoices, and GS1-comp...

  Types of EDI: A Complete Guide for Businesses Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) is the standard method for automating B2B transactions like purchase orders, invoices, and shipping notices. But not all EDI is the same. Depending on your trading partners, business size, and tech capabilities, the type of EDI you choose can drastically affect your operations. 1. Direct EDI (Point-to-Point) How it works:  A direct, secure connection (often via AS2) between two trading partners for EDI document exchange. Best for:  High-volume, frequent exchanges between large partners. Pros:  Fast, reliable, secure. Cons:  Expensive setup and limited scalability without IT support. 2. EDI via VAN (Value Added Network) How it works:  A third-party VAN provider manages message routing between partners. Best for:  Companies with many trading partners and compliance needs. Pros:  Simplified communication, archive logs, compliance support. Cons:  Recurring VAN fees ...