Why Your VAN Contract Is Quietly Overcharging You, And When AS2 Actually Pays Off Let’s start with an uncomfortable question: when’s the last time you actually read your VAN invoice line by line? Not skimmed it — read it. Because most companies don’t, and that’s exactly how a billing model built for the 1980s … Read More →
Why Acknowledgments matter in business operations Here’s a scenario every ops or EDI person has lived through: you send a PO, a shipment notice, an invoice, and then you wait. Not because anything’s wrong, necessarily. Just because you have no idea what happened on the other end. That gap between “I sent something” and “I … Read More →
EDI Testing in Healthcare: Why Certification Is Not Enough In healthcare EDI, certification matters. But it is not the finish line. Many teams treat payer certification or initial transaction approval as proof that an interface is fully complete. In reality, certification only shows that a transaction passed under specific conditions at a specific moment in time. … Read More →
837 Claim Rejections: The Edge Cases Your Clearinghouse Won’t Catch Your clearinghouse said the file was clean. The 999 came back accepted. Then the claims bounced anyway. If that sounds familiar, you’ve already learned the awkward part: a clean acknowledgment doesn’t mean a clean claim. And it’s not a bug. It’s just how the layers work. … Read More →