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Mail Client Integration

Send and receive emails with mail client connectivity

SEEBURGER can help you connect and transfer data securely using any interface or communication protocol, such as mail client, between your applications, business processes, systems and trading and business partners across your entire ecosystem, both for on-premises and cloud-based endpoints. 

Integrate your mail client with the SEEBURGER BIS Platform for sending and receiving emails from your email server. Mail client connectivity supports access protocols such as SMTP, POP3 and IMAP supported by SSL/TLS with encrypted login.

If your use case is special, contact us to discuss how we can best meet your integration needs.

 

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ebXML Connectivity

Send and receive data using ebXML

The ebXML connectivity enables sending and receiving messages via the ebMS (ebXML messaging) protocol, based on HTTP/S and SOAP.

SEEBURGER can help you to connect and transfer data securely using any interface or communication protocol, such as ebXML, between your applications, business processes, systems, and…
Interfaces and Protocols
ebXML Connectivity
Connectors
EDIINT AS2 Protocol

Send and receive data using AS2

Automate sending and receiving messages according to the IETF standard EDI, over internet AS2.

AS2 (Applicability Statement 2) is an HTTP-based protocol to transmit messages (especially EDI messages) safely, reliably and quickly. In the last 20 years, AS2 has become the most widely used protocol for EDI in many…
Interfaces and Protocols
EDIINT AS2 Protocol
Connectors
HTTP Connectivity

Send and receive data using HTTP as a client or server

SEEBURGER can help you to connect and transfer data securely using any interface or communication protocol, such as HTTP, between your applications, business processes, systems, and trading and business partners across your entire ecosystem, both for on-premises and cloud-based endpoints.

Th…
Interfaces and Protocols
HTTP Connectivity