XML Remittance Project (XRP)

Thursday, September 02, 2010

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You are here: Projects » XML Remittance Project (XRP)

Members

Debi Stephens, Ameropa
Christine Dingman, CF Industries
Donna Skene, The Mosaic Company
Greg Erler, Monsanto Company
Dan McMenomy, Tessenderlo Kerley
Michael Carrabine, International Raw Materials
John Reichle, Bayer CropScience

Non-voting Members:
Marianne Embree, CF Industries
Rod Conner, AgGateway

Project Coordinator:
Marilyn Hunter, AgGateway

XML Remittance Project (XML)

Many segments in agriculture are overdue for a solution to reduce time, resources and errors that stem from using inconsistent data formats to remit payment details. Electronic messaging, using the XML (Extensible Markup Language) specification as the standard format to remit data, ensures accurate and timely reconciliation of payment remittances between the sellers’ receivables systems and the buyers’ payables system. The Crop Nutrient segment is sponsoring this cross-council project to gain those efficiencies.

Get up to Speed with XML Remittance

Once a time and labor intensive, error-ridden manual process, transmitting payment remittance details will become fast, accurate and electronic with XML Remittance. Learn more about XML Remittance Project (XRP) by contacting: Marilyn Hunter (marilyn@aggateway.org). The five companies that have committed to this project are: BASF Corporation; CF Industries; GROWMARK, Inc.; International Raw Materials; and Mosaic, Inc.

If you are interested in this project, please contact Marilyn Hunter (email above).

Updates:

This project has completed phase 1 (design) and participants are in the development stage of phase 2. Scheduling for production should be in April/May for some of the participants..