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What Can You Do with the BMS?
While this may seem like an easy question to answer, the answer is a long one. The BMS currently contains 104 messages each of which performs a different data exchange for a specific business function. The 104 messages address data exchanges between companies to improve the work-flow between and within companies. More messages are added to the BMS with each new Release.Some of these business functions, covered in the BMS, are:Ordering Parts and Materials;Repair Order Management;CSI processing…See More
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What Can You Do with the BMS?
While this may seem like an easy question to answer, the answer is a long one. The BMS currently contains 104 messages each of which performs a different data exchange for a specific business function. The 104 messages address data exchanges between companies to improve the work-flow between and within companies. More messages are added to the BMS with each new Release.Some of these business functions, covered in the BMS, are:Ordering Parts and Materials;Repair Order Management;CSI processing…See More
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What is the BMS?
BMS is short for Business Message Specification. Simply put it is the Specifications or Formats for all the Business Messages (or exchanges) within the Collision Industry. It contains data specifications for:Vehicle Damage EstimatesAssignmentsProcuring Parts and MaterialsRepair StatusRental StatusInvoices, Statements, and RemittanceImages and AttachmentsCSI ReportingAnd, many other functions.The CIECA BMS is used for the exchange of collision industry data across multiple companies and…See More
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Why did CIECA develop the BMS?
As e-commerce has become a bigger part of our daily lives, the data flow between trading partners has expanded wider and deeper into the repair process. Data that was once exchanged between only the body shop and insurance company is now shared with a number of companies providing a wide range of services in the collision process.Continue reading for more information: http://www.cieca.com/Default.aspx?pageId=1295719See More
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Why did CIECA develop the BMS?
As e-commerce has become a bigger part of our daily lives, the data flow between trading partners has expanded wider and deeper into the repair process. Data that was once exchanged between only the body shop and insurance company is now shared with a number of companies providing a wide range of services in the collision process.Continue reading for more information: http://www.cieca.com/Default.aspx?pageId=1295719See More
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Why did CIECA develop the BMS?
As e-commerce has become a bigger part of our daily lives, the data flow between trading partners has expanded wider and deeper into the repair process. Data that was once exchanged between only the body shop and insurance company is now shared with a number of companies providing a wide range of services in the collision process.Continue reading for more information: http://www.cieca.com/Default.aspx?pageId=1295719See More
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Role of CIECA in the Collision Industry
CIECA plays a vital role in the Collision Industry by developing IT standards, codes, and best practices that make it possible for the Collision Industry to save money.To most of the industry, developing electronic data exchange standards and codes is not exciting work. Most would equate it to watching paint dry. To those that volunteer their time at CIECA, the work is rewarding and beneficial to the entire industry. As a direct result of CIECA and the CIECA standards, the Collision Industry…See More
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Role of CIECA in the Collision Industry
CIECA plays a vital role in the Collision Industry by developing IT standards, codes, and best practices that make it possible for the Collision Industry to save money.To most of the industry, developing electronic data exchange standards and codes is not exciting work. Most would equate it to watching paint dry. To those that volunteer their time at CIECA, the work is rewarding and beneficial to the entire industry. As a direct result of CIECA and the CIECA standards, the Collision Industry…See More
Fred Iantorno added a discussion to the group CIECA
Role of CIECA in the Collision Industry
CIECA plays a vital role in the Collision Industry by developing IT standards, codes, and best practices that make it possible for the Collision Industry to save money.To most of the industry, developing electronic data exchange standards and codes is not exciting work. Most would equate it to watching paint dry. To those that volunteer their time at CIECA, the work is rewarding and beneficial to the entire industry. As a direct result of CIECA and the CIECA standards, the Collision Industry…See More
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What's New in the CIECA BMS Release 2013R1
July 9, 2013
What’s new for 2013R1 and anticipated for 2013R2
Find out what’s new in CIECA’s 2013R1 release, and be the first to find out what is anticipated for CIECA’s 2013R2 release.
In 2013R1, Subrogation and Towing added new messages, Recycled Parts, Vehicle Damage, and Salvage all brought new functionality to CIECA’s standards. Emergency Road Service is now…
ContinuePosted on June 18, 2013 at 7:07pm
CIECAst: Inside Recycled Parts and Inventory
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CIECA and Your Business
A short video to learn about CIECA, the CIECA standards, and how they help you run your business. Visit: Run Your Business on CIECA Standards
Posted on August 14, 2012 at 10:08am
What Can You Do with the BMS?
While this may seem like an easy question to answer, the answer is a long one. The BMS currently contains 104 messages each of which performs a different data exchange for a specific business function. The 104 messages address data exchanges between companies to improve the work-flow between and within companies. More messages are added to the BMS with each new Release.
Some of these business functions, covered in the BMS, are:
- Ordering Parts and…
Posted on July 14, 2012 at 7:50am
What is the BMS?
BMS is short for Business Message Specification. Simply put it is the Specifications or Formats for all the Business Messages (or exchanges) within the Collision Industry. It contains data specifications for:
- Vehicle Damage Estimates
- Assignments
- Procuring Parts and Materials
- Repair…
Posted on June 13, 2012 at 4:06pm
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