Business-to-business electronic commerce clearinghouse

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2000-01-28

2008-11-11

Weisberger, Richard (Department: 3693)

Data processing: financial, business practice, management, or co

Automated electrical financial or business practice or...

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ABSTRACT:
A business-to-business transaction clearinghouse integrates the traditional point-to-point business supply chain at the clearinghouse. The clearinghouse provides cost effective access to a wide variety of members and includes value-added services. Members of the clearinghouse can include trading members, members that help the trading members ship their products, and banking members. The clearinghouse facilitates business among the trading members by providing a single point of contact for all transactions. The clearinghouse can be specific to an industry, such as the chemical industry. Multiple industry specific clearinghouses may form a network clearinghouses to effectively create one larger and more general business-to-business electronic commerce community.

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