Customer Data Reconciliation Sample Clauses

Customer Data Reconciliation. 22 CONTRACTOR shall compare the CITY’s Service Unit data with the 23 CONTRACTOR’s Service Unit data and resolve all discrepancies within thirty 24 (30) calendar days. Reconciliations shall be completed annually by March 15 of 25 each year. CONTRACTOR shall notify CITY ten (10) Work Days prior to 26 commencing the data reconciliation, by requesting Service Unit data from the 27 CITY’s Customer Information System. The CITY shall provide data within ten
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Customer Data Reconciliation. 22 CONTRACTOR shall, prior to Billing Services Go-Live, compare the 23 CITY’s Service Unit data with the CONTRACTOR’s Service Unit data and resolve 24 all discrepancies within thirty (30) calendar days of receipt of CITY’s Service Unit 25 data. Reconciliations of data from the Customer Information System and the most 26 recent route audit performed under Section 12.3 shall also be completed annually 27 by March 15 of each year and shall include reconciliation of premise ID, service 28 address, cart type, cart size, and any special services (on-premise, disabled on- 29 premise). CONTRACTOR shall notify CITY ten (10) Work Days prior to 30 commencing the data reconciliation, by requesting Service Unit data from the 31 Customer Information System. The CITY shall provide data within ten (10) Work 32 Days of the request. If a large number of discrepancies are discovered during the 33 data comparison, the CITY may defer resolution of discrepancies until the next 34 annual route audit. CONTRACTOR may choose to replace their Service Unit data 35 with CITY Service Unit data instead of conducting a data comparison. 36 CONTRACTOR shall replace their data with CITY provided data within five (5) Work
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Customer Data Reconciliation. Reconciliations of data from the Customer Service System and the most recent route audit performed under Section 12.3 shall be completed annually by March 15 of each year and shall include reconciliation of premise ID, service address, cart type, cart size, and any special services (on-premise, disabled on- premise). CONTRACTOR shall notify CITY ten (10) Work Days prior to commencing the data reconciliation, by requesting Service Unit data from the Customer Service System. The CITY shall provide data within ten (10) Work Days of the request. If a large number of discrepancies are discovered during the data comparison, the CITY may defer resolution of discrepancies until the next annual route audit. CONTRACTOR may choose to replace their Service Unit data with CITY Service Unit data instead of conducting a data comparison. CONTRACTOR shall replace their data with CITY provided data within five (5) Work Days of data receipt, and notify CITY when complete.
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Customer Data Reconciliation. 17 CONTRACTOR shall compare the CITY’s Service Unit data with the 18 CONTRACTOR’s Service Unit data and resolve all discrepancies within thirty 19 (30) calendar days of receipt of CITY’s Service Unit data. Reconciliations shall 20 be completed annually by March 15 of each year and shall include reconciliation 21 of premise ID, service address, cart type, cart size, and any special services (on- 22 premise, disabled on-premise). CONTRACTOR shall notify CITY ten (10) Work 23 Days prior to commencing the data reconciliation, by requesting Service Unit 24 data from the Customer Service System. The CITY shall provide data within ten 25 (10) Work Days of the request. If a large number of discrepancies are 26 discovered during the data comparison, the CITY may defer resolution of 27 discrepancies until the next annual route audit. CONTRACTOR may choose to 28 replace their Service Unit data with CITY Service Unit data instead of conducting 29 a data comparison. CONTRACTOR shall replace their data with CITY provided 30 data within five (5) Work Days of data receipt, and notify CITY when complete.
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Customer Data Reconciliation. CONTRACTOR shall compare the CITY’s Service Unit data with the CONTRACTOR’s Service Unit data and resolve all discrepancies within thirty
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