I was hired by a contractor to fix nearly 100 maps that have had several
hands in them already.  Many of them I have simply started over, but not
without checking the extended rules they employed.  Defaults used for the
application side of the map must be taken into account in order to assure
that the translated file posts correctly.  Also, I check the pre- and post
processing of files to be translated in order to see what becomes of the
data after the translation.  On several occasions I have found that the
problem lies in them and not the map. 

I agree with Leah that fixing someone else's mistakes will take a lot longer
than starting over so I charge by the hour and bill accordingly.  I provide
a log of my work and the progress I have made.  I also find out which maps
need to be done when so the client can plan accordingly. 

 

Sincerely,

 

Jason McMahon

8079 Village Drive

Cincinnati, OH  45242-4315

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From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Leah
Halpin
Sent: Sunday, March 20, 2011 10:18 PM
To: Earl Wertheimer; Padmaja Career; [email protected]
Subject: Re: [EDI-L] [MISC] EDI Map Rate

 

  

Ah, Padmaja, that is a very interesting question. It very much depends on
the 
translator, industry, part of the country, world, current economic
conditions, 
etc. 

One thing, if you're trying to start your own business, be sure you charge
more 
to "fix" someone else's mistakes than to do something yourself, it's going
to 
take you a lot longer to decipher what someone else has done. In fact, more 
than once, instead of trying to "fix" a map, I just wrote a new one, it took
a 
lot less time and effort.

I'll be very interested to see what other kind of answers you get. 

Leah

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From: Earl Wertheimer <[email protected] <mailto:earlw%40spe-edi.com> >
To: Padmaja Career <[email protected]
<mailto:padmaja_mycareer%40yahoo.com> >; [email protected]
<mailto:EDI-L%40yahoogroups.com> 
Sent: Sun, March 20, 2011 9:40:06 PM
Subject: Re: [EDI-L] [MISC] EDI Map Rate

Padmaja

It really depends on who is doing the work and what the translator is.
I normally work on an hourly basis and charge $90.00 per hour.

Sometimes I give clients a maximum amount to install a new map, so they have
an 
upper limit and know that the charge will not exceed the quoted price. For
my 
own translator it's usually under $200.00 not including any testing that may
be 
required.

Hello 

First of all I want to apologize if I am uisng wrong tag [MISC] in the
subject. 

I want to know how much is the average rate for doing/fixing a map using any

translator. if its a health care transaction it will be very complex ..So
lets 
categorize per industry.
Health care (83X series ) 
Commercial(850/810/856)
Financial(82X series)

Appreciate your Inputs. Because I kind of have an idea but not sure how it 
works.

Thanks
Padmaja


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