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You exchange data with other organisations, and it keeps going wrong

The connection works fine technically. Yet the numbers that come out are wrong, or a report turns out to mean something different on the other side than it does for you. Nobody made a mistake: you simply don’t mean the same thing.

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Three Things You’ll Need to Address

Errors only come to light afterwards

A difference in interpretation shows up in a report, months after the data was exchanged.

Every partner keeps its own list

Five organisations, five concept lists that slowly drift apart. Nobody knows which one is leading.

Agreements live in email threads

What exactly was agreed is known only by the person who was there. They have since changed roles.

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One language, and agreements in one place

We model the data you exchange

What a field means, where it comes from, how it relates to the rest. Without that, exchange keeps relying on interpretation.

We establish one shared concept framework

According to NL-SBB, and publishable on your own environment and on the general BegrippenXL website. Partners refer to it instead of creating their own version.

Chain agreements are kept in one place

In WikiXL™ you record shared processes and agreements. You open up parts to partners and shield others. Everyone looks at the same version.

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Do your chain partners mean the same thing as you?

Name an exchange that often goes wrong, and we will look at where the difference lies.

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