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Austrian Domestic EFT Format

Use the Austrian Domestic EFT Format to produce an EFT payment file that is sent to the bank.

The Domestic EFT Format validates payments to ensure that the bank does not reject the EFT file. If any of these validation checks fail, Austrian Domestic EFT Format returns a status of Error in the concurrent manager. You can view the error messages in the concurrent manager log file.

The following are some of the validation checks performed:

aus90000.gif Payment amount cannot be 0.

aus90000.gif Number of invoices per payment cannot be greater than 16.

aus90000.gif Bank account number must be 11 digits.

aus90000.gif Bank account number must be numeric.

aus90000.gif Bank number must be 5 digits.

aus90000.gif Bank number must be numeric.

aus90000.gif Bank number must not begin with 0 or 9.

aus90000.gif Country in the supplier address must be populated.

Submitting the Report (Austrian Domestic EFT Format)

Report Parameters (Austrian Domestic EFT Format)

View Concurrent Request (Austrian Domestic EFT Format)


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