c. Each data provider shall refer unresolved No Record Found database errors and inquiries to the Bureau if not resolved within three working days of receipt. 3. No Record Found Quality Standard for Data Providers A data of all No Record Founds in a month shall not provider’s percentage exceed its percentage of records in the ALI database. If a data provider’s sixmonth average exceeds such percentage, it shall submit a corrective action plan to the Bureau. E. ALI Discrepancy Standards 1. Requirements of DMSP a. The DMSP shall use an electronic form developed by the Bureau for reporting inaccuracies of ALI information and the misrouting of 9-1-1 calls, and for distribution of the ALI discrepancy to the appropriate database provider for resolution. The form shall include, but not be limited to, a description of the problem, appropriate corrective action or information. b. The DMSP shall inform a data provider of any resulting form problems with a data within one business day of receipt. provider’s records 2. Requirements of Data Providers a. A data provider shall resolve each ALI discrepancy within three business days of receipt. Such discrepancies will be considered to be resolved either when the appropriate Addressing Officer denies a suggested change or when the correction successfully updates the ALI Database. b. A data provider shall refer unresolved ALI discrepancies to the Bureau if not resolved within three working days of receipt. F. Database Reconciliation Standards 1. Requirement of DMSP The DMSP shall provide, on an annual basis, to each data provider a copy such data data that resides on the ALI system such that the data provider is provider’s able to validate the accuracy of the data. 2. Requirement of Data Providers Each data provider shall schedule a date for its annual data validation by June 30th of each year. Each data provider shall have completed its annual data validation by December 31st of each year. G. Master Street Address Guide (MSAG)
c. Each data provider shall refer unresolved No Record Found database errors and inquiries to the Bureau if not resolved within three working days of receipt. 3. No Record Found Quality Standard for Data Providers A data provider’s percentage of all No Record Founds in a month shall not exceed its percentage of records in the ALI database. If a data provider’s sixmonth average exceeds such percentage, it shall submit a corrective action plan to the Bureau. E. ALI Discrepancy Standards 1. Requirements of DMSP a. The DMSP shall use an electronic form developed by the Bureau for reporting inaccuracies of ALI information and the misrouting of 9-1-1 calls, and for distribution of the ALI discrepancy to the appropriate database provider for resolution. The form shall include, but not be limited to, a description of the problem, appropriate corrective action or information. b. The DMSP shall inform a data provider of any resulting form problems with a data provider’s records within one business day of receipt. 2. Requirements of Data Providers a. A data provider shall resolve each ALI discrepancy within three business days of receipt. Such discrepancies will be considered to be resolved either when the appropriate Addressing Officer denies a suggested change or when the correction successfully updates the ALI Database. b. A data provider shall refer unresolved ALI discrepancies to the Bureau if not resolved within three working days of receipt. F. Database Reconciliation Standards 1. Requirement of DMSP The DMSP shall provide, on an annual basis, to each data provider a copy such data provider’s data that resides on the ALI system such that the data provider is able to validate the accuracy of the data. 2. Requirement of Data Providers Each data provider shall schedule a date for its annual data validation by June 30th of each year. Each data provider shall have completed its annual data validation by December 31st of each year. G. Master Street Address Guide (MSAG)
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