EDI Document Type - 112 Property Damage Report
What is a 112 Property Damage Report?
The 112 Property Damage Report contains information regarding the Property Damage Report Transaction Set (112) for use within the context of an Electronic Data Interchange (EDI) environment. Standard EDI formats include X12, ANSI, EDIFACT and its subsets. Click here to read more about supported EDI Standards.
What makes up the 112 Property Damage Report?
A 112 Property Damage Report document is organized into the following segment and data elements. A segment can contain at least one data element. Each data element contains a data field. Examples of data elements on the 112 Property Damage Report includes but is not limited to providing cost estimates involving functions such as demolishing, new constructions, damage repair and replacement.
How is it used?
The purpose of the 112 Property Damage Report is to provide property damage information between property and casualty insurance companies, independent agents, and service and information providers.
The Process and Standards
An EDI solution is required to process the EDI documents received into a financial system (click here to view all available financial systems eBridge integrates into) or into a readable format for manual entry. Each trading partner will have an EDI Implementation guide outlining the specific segments, data elements, values accepted, and the applicable business rules to be followed.
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