Incompatible Electronic Systems Sample Clauses

Incompatible Electronic Systems. Where a Participating Employer cannot provide information in an electronic format acceptable to the Administrative Agent, the Participating Employer shall enter the required employment information into the Administrative Agent's benefit site (Plan portal) in advance of a new Participating Employee's commencement of active employment. The Participating Employer shall enter any subsequent demographic or employment changes as specified by the Administrative Agent on the Administrative Agent's benefit site within one week of the change occurring. Where a Participating Employer does not have an electronic system that is acceptable to the Administrative Agent, a written member coverage report shall be used as an interim solution until an acceptable electronic system required is in place.
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Incompatible Electronic Systems. Where a Participating Employer cannot provide information in an electronic format compatible with the administrator's systems, the Participating Employer shall enter the required employment information into the • Plan administrator’s benefit site (Plan portal) in advance of a new Participating Employee's commencement of active employment. The Participating Employer shall enter any subsequent demographic or employment changes as specified by the Plan’s Administrator on the Plan administrator’s benefit site within one week of the change occurring. Where a Participating Employer does not have an electronic system that is compatible with the • Plan administrator, a written member coverage report shall be used as an interim solution until the electronic system required is in place. The Trustees may levy a charge on any Participating Employer, and the Participating Employer shall pay the charge, whose electronic system is not compatible the Plan Administrator's benefit administration systems, in an amount determined by the Trustees to compensate the Trustees for incremental administrative costs arising from the incompatibility.
Incompatible Electronic Systems. Where a Participating Employer cannot provide information in an electronic format compatible with the administrator's systems, the Participating Employer shall provide the required employment information as directed by the Third Party Administrator in advance of a new Participant's commencement of active employment. The Participating Employer shall provide any subsequent demographic or employment changes as specified by the Third Party Administrator within one week of the change occurring. Where a Participating Employer does not have an electronic system that is compatible with the Third Party Administrator, a written member coverage report shall be used as an interim solution until the electronic system required is in place. The Trustees may levy a reasonable charge on any Participating Employer, and the Participating Employer shall pay the charge, whose electronic system is not compatible with the Third Party Administrator's benefit administration systems, in an amount determined by the Trustees to compensate the Trustees for incremental administrative and litigation costs arising from the incompatibility.

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