Reporting Tool means the online reporting system owned and operated by Elavon and provided to the Customer in accordance with section 10. Representment: means a Sales Transaction to reverse a Chargeback by the re-execution of the original Sales Transaction, where you have successfully challenged the Chargeback.
Reporting Tool means a third-party cloud-based platform licensed to PRI that hosts the Reporting Framework.
Reporting Tool means the tool used by Interactive to measure Usage. Snapshot means a point in time file system image or copy. Snapshots are included in the Customer’s Usage. XXxxX Services means access to certain Interactive storage capacity. Subscription means the individual XXxxX Services Interactive agrees to make available, which will be an enforceable contractual commitment for the applicable Individual Term for the tier and amount of storage for each Subscription as specified in the Master Deliverables table in the CMS SOW. Subscription Term means the agreed term of the individual XXxxX storage items as set out in the Master Deliverables table in the CMS SOW. Usage means the Logical Used Capacity, including all data consumed and associated Snapshots, measured every five (5) minutes and summed as a pro-rated calendar month in gigabytes and rounded to the nearest integer.
Examples of Reporting Tool in a sentence
The Contractor shall submit quarterly sales reports directly to NASPO ValuePoint using the NASPO ValuePoint Quarterly Sales/Administrative Fee Reporting Tool found at xxxx://xxxxxxxxxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.
Contractor must submit a report for each quarter, including quarters during which a Contractor has no sales, in which case this will be indicated in the Reporting Tool.
More Definitions of Reporting Tool
Reporting Tool. Survey Results report from Telemedicine team compiled at the end of each contract year. Incentive: 4.5+ to 4.75 stars= $10,000 4.75+ stars= $20,000 Goal: to assure accurate reserving of claims and reduce reserve variance. Criteria: Measure total incurred on claims reported during defined period compared to reserve variance on same set of claims one year later. Compliance: less than 20% variance in total incurred As measured by: Loss run report for claims officially reported to the Contractor between 7/1 – 6/30 of a given year, which will be valued as of 6/30 and compared to loss run of same period one year later. Reporting Tool: Loss runs Incentive: Less than 20% variance = $10,000 Less than 15% = $20,000 Goal: To provide prompt and respectful communication with employees and respond timely to all inquiries. Criteria: Three point contact is made or attempted and documented for all claims within 1 business day. Compliance: 90% As measured by: Date the claim is assigned to adjuster to date 3 point contact is documented. Must document attempted or successful 3 point contact to be compliant. No partial credit given for less than 3 point contact. Reporting tool: Activity report from Analytics Incentive: 90% to95% = $15,000 95%+ = $25,000 Goal: To comply and report compliance, well within state law requiring timely compensability decisions. Criteria: Decision to accept, deny, partially deny or delay must be clearly documented by the 10th calendar day from date Contractor is notified. Compliance: 90% As measured by: Date claim received by Contractor to the date documented in the claim file regarding status of compensability. Reporting tool: Compensability Report from Analytics Incentive: $20,000 Goal: To provide timely and accurate payments to medical providers. Criteria: Medical bills are processed timely.