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CMS Pub. 100-04, ch. 24, § 80.2

Combined Common Edits/Enhancement Module (CCEM)

activein force · 2026-08-25 – presentas-observed

Reporting

(Rev. 13105; Issued- 04-10-25; Effective: 05-12-25; Implementation: 05-12-25)

A/B MACs are required to support a vigorous reporting system which will provide a full

range of routine and ad hoc workload reports and operational reports regarding Electronic

Data Interchange (EDI) activities. The types of reports which are required include but are

not limited to daily EDI workload statistics, edit exceptions, receipt-control-balancing,

provider and submitter transaction version utilization data, transmission and receipt

problems, etc.

A/B MACs will utilize the reporting functionality in the CCEM to provide CMS with

their EDI operational reports.

History

(Rev. 13105; Issued- 04-10-25; Effective: 05-12-25; Implementation: 05-12-25)

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