Setting up an EDI connection with supplier Sample Clauses

Setting up an EDI connection with supplier. The implementation of each EDI connection is coordinated with the responsible EDI of each Vitesco Technologies’ location. Usually, the ordering Vitesco Technologies’ location contacts the Supplier and initiates the EDI implementation. Both Parties agree on a timeline to transform standard business communication into EDI and clarify first every technical setting (EDI parameters and EDI format). Supplier checks if its implementation of EDI suits Vitesco Technologies’ specifications and needs. During EDI implementation, Supplier receives further technical details on the settings and Vitesco Technologies location specific regulations. Technical details for the message types are provided during the set-up of the connection and are reviewed and tested with the respective Vitesco Technologies location and Supplier before the set-up validation. For tests purposes, Vitesco Technologies uses test IT-Systems and not the productive IT- Systems in order to avoid impacts on manufacturing processes. Each Party shall bear its own costs arising out of the establishment, maintenance and use of the communication mode including any fees relating to the use of each communication mode.
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