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To generate the EFT data file:
1. Navigate to the Create EFT Media window (Netherlands Localizations: EFT Media).
2. The window displays these values:
Media ID
Media ID is the unique identifier for the medium (disk) that is generated.
Media Number
Media Number is a four–digit identifier set by the Create EFT File process. This number is written to
the header record of the payment file:
Payment Format
Choose a payment format of either Netherlands Domestic or Netherlands Foreign.
Attention: Only batches of the format you specify will be selected for this medium.
Note: You can generate only one Domestic format at a time. If you have more than one
Domestic format with a confirmed status, you must generate the media file
Media Type
Use QuickPick to select non ABN
Attention: The Media Type must be non ABN
Notes
You can enter aditional comments about this EFT file.
Date Sent
Enter the date this medium was sent to the bank for payment.
Attention: You can enter a date only after the payment file has been created.
Date Created
You can enter Date Created in the Create EFT File process.
If this field is empty, then the medium is defined, but no payment batches
have been selected and written to the file.
Date Duplicated
The date when a duplicate EFT file is created. This field is entered by Create
EFT File; if empty, then a duplicate EFT file has not been created.
Create EFT File
Press this button to start the concurrent process to create the EFT file for
this format
The request ID for the concurrent process is displayed in a pop-up window.
Attention: If you start this process for a media type that is already created, you will
create a duplicate file.
Print Payment Documents
Press this button to print the payment documents that you give to your bank
with your payment disk.
The request ID for the concurrent process is displayed in a pop-up window.
The first two digits are the day of the month you created the file.
The last two digits are a sequence number.
Domestic payments are written one per file.
Foreign payments can be written more than one to a file, as long as they are
in different currencies.
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