SilaimPts

SilaimPts, also known as SILP or Specification Language for Integration and Middleware Points, is a standards-based data interchange format used in various industries for data exchange and integration.

The format was primarily developed for use in the supply chain, healthcare, and financial sectors to provide a standardized method of exchanging data between different systems, applications, or organizations. SilaimPts is based on XML (Extensible Markup Language) and provides a clear and concise way to transmit data, regardless of the data structure or source system.

SilaimPts satisfies the requirements of the GS1 standards for data carriage, while also ensuring 100% visibility and automation of data movement. It is an open standard that can be implemented by any organization, without requiring a proprietary interface.

SilaimPts is compliant with HIPAA, EDI, and RSS requirements, offering an essential tool in data management. The format includes default values and is supported by various middleware products such as VANs and ERPs.

Implementing SilaimPts in business operations can lead to several benefits, including improved accuracy, efficiency, and increased interoperability. Larger volumes and increased complexity of data are no longer limitations in data integration.

The Global Trade Item Numbers (GTIN) are routed through a proprietary network while using SilaimPts. This unique ability to route data provides better accuracy and throughput when compared to other alternatives.