Gina,
Yes you can combine your ACH on the 820 so both the funds transfer
occurs as well as the remittance details will be forwarded on to your
vendor.  This can be accomplished on your side with one 820 document.
You can also do the ACH with the bank or a split remittance 820 with the
summary 820 going to the bank to do the funds transfer and then
forwarded on to your vendor for tieing out to the other 820 that
contains the remittance details that you would send directly to the
vendor.  With the split remittance scenario you create 2 820's and then
when the vendor receives both pieces (summary 820 forwarded from the
bank and the detail remittance 820 direct from you) they can reconcile
the 2 together and process the details through to auto post within their
system.  Split versus combined 820's are indicated in the BPR01 with C
for combined and X for split.  Let me know if you need more info.
HTH!
Dawn  

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Gina Coomer
Sent: Tuesday, June 14, 2005 1:25 PM
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Subject: [EDI-L] Purpose of the 820

Hello Group
I'm gettlng a little confused about the purpose of an 820.
Our customer is currently sending  ACH transactions to the bank
directly.
Would the 820 transaction replace this?
If so, should we now send the 820 to the bank or the trading partner?
With ACH the money gets transferred to the bank.
How would an 820 accomplish this if we are sending it to our supplier?
Any insight is appreciated.

Gina Ann Coomer
Smith Heating Supplies



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