Security Access Codes. The Security Access Codes that Company issues to Trading Partner shall, when affixed to Data Transmissions, be sufficient to verify the identity of the transmitter and to authenticate the Data Transmission, thereby establishing the Data Transmission’s validity. Data Transmissions having a Security Access Code affixed to them shall be deemed to have been “written” or “signed” by the sender. Computer printouts of the information contained in such Data Transmissions and documents that have been electronically or magnetically recorded and kept in the normal course of the sender’s or receiver’s business shall be considered original business records admissible in any judicial, arbitration, mediation or administrative proceeding to the same extent and under the same conditions as other business records originated and maintained in documentary form.
Security Access Codes. HMSA shall provide Trading Partner Security Access Codes that will allow Trading Partner access to HMSA’s Electronic Data Systems. HMSA reserves the right to change Security Access Codes at any time and in such manner as HMSA, in its sole discretion, deems necessary.
Security Access Codes. The Manufacturer and the TPA agree that the security access codes that the TPA issues to the Manufacturer will, when affixed to Medicare Part D Discount Information Data Transmission, be legally sufficient to verify the identity of the transmitter and to authenticate the Medicare Part D Discount Information Data Transmission and therefore establish the Medicare Part D Discount Information Data Transmission’s validity. V CONFIDENTIALITY PROVISIONS The Manufacturer shall comply with the confidentiality and data use provisions outlined in Section VI and Exhibit C of the Program Agreement for all files and information, including Medicare Part D Discount Information and the data elements specified in Exhibit B of the Program Agreement, that it receives under the terms of this Agreement. The TPA shall comply with the requirements regarding confidentiality and data security contained in the TPA Contract. VI ORDER OF PRECEDENCE In the event of any inconsistencies between this Agreement and any applicable statute, regulations, and guidance implementing the Discount Program, the applicable statute, regulations, and guidance will take precedence. As related to the Manufacturer, in the event of any inconsistencies between this Agreement and the Program Agreement, the Program Agreement will take precedence. VII TERMINATION This Agreement will only terminate upon the termination of the Program Agreement. Upon the effective date of the termination of this Agreement, the TPA and CMS will cease releasing data to the Manufacturer under this Agreement, except as necessary to ensure that the Manufacturer reimburses applicable discounts for previous time periods in which the Agreement was in effect. The Manufacturer agrees to destroy the Medicare Part D Discount Information it has received under this Agreement in accordance with Exhibit C of the Program Agreement. The provisions of Section V will survive termination of this Agreement. The other provisions of this Agreement necessary to effectuate the terms herein and the terms of the Program Agreement will survive the termination of this Agreement until all invoices have been paid in full by the Manufacturer. VIII SIGNATURES FOR THE TPA By: (print name) (signature) Title: Date: FOR THE MANUFACTURER
A. By signing this Agreement, the Manufacturer agrees to abide by all provisions set out in this Agreement and acknowledges having received notice of potential criminal or administrative penalties for violation of the terms of the A...
Security Access Codes. The Security Access Codes that the TPA issues to the Manufacturer will, when affixed to Medicare Part D Discount Information Data Transmissions, be legally sufficient to verify the identity of the transmitter and to authenticate the Medicare Part D Discount Information Data Transmission and therefore establish the Medicare Part D Discount Information Data Transmission’s validity.
Security Access Codes. The Security Access Codes that PGBA, LLC issues to Trading Partner will, when affixed to Data Transmissions, be legally sufficient to verify the identity of the transmitter and to authenticate the Data Transmission, thereby establishing the Data Transmission’s validity. Data Transmissions having a Security Access Code affixed to them will be deemed to have been “written” or “signed” by the sender. Computer printouts of the information contained in such correspondence and documents that have been electronically or magnetically recorded and kept in the normal course of the sender’s or receiver’s business will be considered original business records admissible in any judicial, arbitration, mediation or administrative proceeding to the same extent and under the same conditions as other business records originated and maintained in documentary form.
Security Access Codes. Parties will use mutually agreed upon Security Access Codes which will, when affixed to Data Transmissions, be sufficient to verify the identity of the transmitter and to authenticate the Data Transmission, thereby establishing the Data Transmission’s validity. Data Transmissions with a Security Access Code affixed to them will be deemed to have been “written” or “signed” by the sender.
Security Access Codes. Companies will provide Trading Partner with Security Access Codes that will allow Trading Partner access to Companies’ Operating System to the extent necessary to carry out the purposes of this Agreement. Companies reserve the right to change Security Access Codes at any time and in such manner as Companies, in its sole discretion, deem necessary.
Security Access Codes. The Security Access Codes that the TPA issues to the Manufacturer will, when affixed to Medicare Part D Discount Information Data Transmissions, be legally sufficient to verify the identity of the transmitter and to authenticate the Medicare Part D Discount Information Data Transmission and therefore establish the Medicare Part D Discount Information Data Transmission’s validity. Medicare Part D Discount Information Data Transmissions having a Security Access Code affixed to them will be deemed to have been “written” or “signed” by the sender. The Manufacturer shall be subject to the same confidentiality provisions outlined in Section VI of the Program Agreement and in the Data Use Agreement attached to the Program Agreement and in Exhibit C, Data Use Provisions, of the Program Agreement for all Medicare Part D Discount Information it receives under the terms of this Agreement. The TPA shall be subject to the requirements regarding confidentiality and data security contained in the Customer Service and Support Center Contract between CMS and the TPA. As related to CMS and the Manufacturer, in the event of any inconsistencies between this Agreement between the TPA and the Manufacturer and the Program Agreement, the Program Agreement shall take precedence. As related to CMS and the TPA, in the event of any inconsistencies between this Agreement between the TPA and the Manufacturer and the Customer Service and Support Center Contract between CMS and the TPA, the Customer Service and Support Center Contract shall take precedence.
Security Access Codes alphanumeric codes that UHA assigns to Trading Partner to allow Trading Partner access to UHA’s Operating System for the purpose of successfully executing Data Transmissions or otherwise carrying out this Agreement.
Security Access Codes. The Security Access Codes that UHA issues to Trading Partners or Business Associates will, when affixed to Data Transmissions, be legally sufficient to verify the identity of the transmitter and to authenticate the Data Transmission, thereby establishing the Data Transmission’s validity. Data Transmissions having a Security Access Code affixed to them will be deemed to have been “written” or “signed” by the sender. Computer printouts of the information contained in such correspondence and documents that have been electronically or magnetically recorded and kept in the normal course of the sender’s or receiver’s business will be considered original business records admissible in any judicial, arbitration, mediation, or administrative proceeding, to the same extent and under the same conditions as other business records originated and maintained in documentary form.
