EDI Agreement. “EDI Agreement” means the , 20 Electronic Data Interchange Agreement between the Company and the CRES Provider.
EDI Agreement. Client shall agree to the requirements of using the EDI as outlined in Exhibit B: EDI License Agreement to ensure the Client adheres to the requirements of: 1) Ethical conduct for research subjects as outlined in the approved application for the EDI project through UCLA’s Office of the Human Research Protection Program (OHRRP); and 2) The licensing conditions between UCLA and the EDI Publisher at the Xxxxxx Centre for Child Studies (OCCS) at McMaster University as outlined below.
EDI Agreement. NDC shall have executed and delivered the EDI services contract substantially in the form of Exhibit 6.11, attached hereto (the "EDI Contract").
EDI Agreement. All LTC providers must submit and complete an accurate copy of the agreement with original signatures if the forms are sent by mail, or electronic signatures if the forms are uploaded on the portal, before TMHP can grant access to any electronic services. A separate agreement must be completed for each provider number. The EDI Agreement consists of three parts—two copies of the Electronic Data Interchange Agreement and one copy of the Request for Electronic Services. The EDI Agreement authorizes providers to submit claims electronically to TMHP. The agreement serves as a legal certification that all claims submitted electronically are accurate and that the provider assumes responsibility for maintaining the necessary records. The Request for Electronic Services gathers the information necessary to validate the provider’s identity, authorize electronic services, and allow access to the system. Once the agreement has been validated and processed, one copy of the EDI Agreement is returned to the provider with the signature of the provider and a TMHP representative. TMHP keeps the second signed copy of the agreement and the Request for Electronic Services form for its records. The provider may begin to submit and retrieve electronic files once they receive the TMHP signed copy of the agreement.
EDI Agreement. (This section applies ONLY to retail merchandise suppliers at this time.) This ELECTRONIC DATA INTERCHANGE ("EDI") TRADING PARTNER AGREEMENT is made as of _______________, 2_______, by and between the Navy Exchange Service Command ("NEXCOM") and ________________________________("Vendor").
EDI Agreement. Rejected - Missing EDI Enrollment Agreement The EDI Enrollment Forms were submitted but the EDI Enrollment Agreement was not included. Please resubmit the EDI Application, the three-page EDI Enrollment Agreement, and the Provider Authorization Form (if applicable). Rejected - Incomplete EDI Agreement The EDI Enrollment Agreement signature page was submitted but the first two pages of the Agreement were not included. All three pages of the EDI Enrollment Agreement are required. Please resubmit all forms. Rejected – Missing Provider Name on EDI Agreement The Provider Name is missing on the EDI Application. Please correct and resubmit. Rejected – Invalid Provider name on EDI Agreement The Provider Name on the EDI Agreement is invalid. Please correct and resubmit all forms. If the name on the form(s) is correct, please contact the Provider Enrollment department for your Line of Business to update. Rejected – Missing Provider Address on EDI Agreement The Provider’s Address is missing on the EDI Agreement. Please correct and resubmit all forms. Rejected – Invalid Provider Address on EDI Agreement The Provider’s Address on the EDI Agreement is invalid. If the address on the agreement is correct, please contact the Provider Enrollment department for your Line of Business to update.
EDI Agreement. All LTC providers must submit a complete and accurate copy of the agreement with original signatures before TMHP can grant access to any electronic services. A separate agreement must be completed for each provider number. The EDI Agreement consists of three parts—two copies of the Electronic Data Interchange Agreement and one copy of the Request for Electronic Services. The EDI Agreement authorizes providers to submit claims electronically to TMHP. The agreement serves as a legal certification that all claims submitted electronically are accurate and that the provider assumes responsibility for maintaining the necessary records. The Request for Electronic Services gathers the information necessary to validate the provider’s identity, authorize electronic services, and allow access to the system. Once the agreement has been validated and processed, one copy of the EDI Agreement is returned to the provider with the signature of the provider and a TMHP representative. TMHP keeps the second signed copy of the agreement and the Request for Electronic Services form for its records. The provider may begin to submit and retrieve electronic files once they receive the TMHP signed copy of the agreement.
EDI Agreement. Contemporaneously with this Agreement, the parties have agreed to enter into an Electronic Data Interchange ("EDI") Agreement covering electronic invoicing, electronic remittance advice and Electronic Funds Transfer ("EFT") payment procedures.
