Good point.
Remember too that the goal is to transmit as little data as needed. I used to
routinely verify outgoing documents to make sure I sent required fields only.
Nothing optional. I was charged per Kc by my VAN, so document size was
important.
Michael Mattias/LS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Let's say that a trading partner changes their Remit To address but
> fails to get the information to you. If they include that "remit
> to" information in the 810, even if the AP system doesn't have a
> space for it, having the information on hand can make some sense.
I have five (5) bucks says at least 95% of '810 receivers' never even look
at the "remit to" N1 loop except for the "vendor number."
MCM
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