USER FILE IDENTIFIER MAPPING
This function can be used by the bank administrator to map the required file identifier to a specific user or a set of users so that the user can upload and view the required file types.
Prerequisites
- Party Preferences for Corporate
- User Creation
- Party and Account access
- Set-up Transaction and account access
- Set-up Approval Rules
- File Identifier Maintenance
Features Supported In Application
- Search User File Identifier Mapping
- Create User File Identifier Mapping
- Edit User File Identifier Mapping
How to reach here:
AdministratorAdministrator is a set of individuals that administer the applicant/Affiliate entity. For example, Accountants, Authorized Signatories for organizations, Power of Attorney for individuals. Dashboard > Toggle Menu > File Upload > User File Identifier Mapping
User File Identifier Mapping

Field Name |
Description |
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Current Entity |
The name of the entity currently selected. |
Party ID |
Party |
Party Name |
Party name corresponding to the party ID. |
User File Identifier Mapping - Search
Using this option bank administrator can search and view the file identifiers mapped to the user.
To search and view the file identifiers:
- In the Party Id field, enter the party id of the user.
OR
In the Party Name field, enter the name of the party.
- Click
OR
Click to clear the search parameters.
OR
Click the operation and navigate back to ‘Dashboard’.
. The User File Identifier Mapping screen with search results appears.

Field Name |
Description |
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Users List |
|
Initials |
The initials of the user. |
User Details |
The details of the user like user name or user id. |
Contact Details |
Email and contact number of the user. |
Mapping |
Displays whether the file identifier is mapped to the user.
|
- Click
against the file identifier record for which you want to view the details. The User File Identifier Mapping - View screen appears.
OR
Click Back to navigate to the previous screen.
OR
Click to cancel the operation and navigate back to ‘Dashboard’.

Field Name |
Description |
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Party ID |
Party ID of the user. |
Party Name |
Party name corresponding to the party ID. |
User Name |
User name of the logged-in user. |
User Id |
User id of the user. |
Mapping Summary |
|
File Identifier |
Unique code assigned to the uploaded file. |
Transaction Type |
Type of transaction: The Transaction type could be:
|
Approval Type |
The approval type is at file level or record level.
|
Sensitive Data Check |
If selected, the users are barred from viewing the contents of the file. |
- Click Edit to modify the user file identifier mapping.
OR
Click to navigate to the previous screen.
OR
Click to cancel the operation and navigate back to ‘Dashboard’.
User File Identifier Mapping - Create
Using this option bank administrator can map the file identifiers to a user.
To map a user to a file identifier:
- In the Party Id field, enter the party id of the user.
OR
In the Party Name field, enter the name of the party. - Click
OR
Click to clear the search parameters.
OR
Click the operation and navigate back to ‘Dashboard’.
. The User File Identifier Mapping screen with search results appears. - Click
against the file identifier record, for which you want to map the user. The User File Identifier Mapping screen appears.

Field Name |
Description |
---|---|
Party ID |
Party ID of the user. |
Party Name |
Party name corresponding to the party ID. |
User Name |
User name. |
User Id |
User id of the user. |
Mapping Summary |
|
File Identifier |
Unique code assigned to the uploaded file. |
Transaction Type |
Type of transaction: The Transaction type could be:
|
Approval Type |
The approval type is at file level or record level.
|
Sensitive Data Check |
If selected, the users are barred from viewing the contents of the file. |
- In the Mapping Summary section, select the file identifier which you want to map to the user.
- Check / Uncheck the Sensitive Data check field, to enable / disable access to the contents of the file.
- Click
OR
Click to cancel the operation and navigate back to ‘Dashboard’.
OR
Click Back to navigate to the previous screen.
. - The User File Identifier Mapping - Review screen appears. Verify the details and click
OR
Click to make the changes if any. User is directed to User File Identifier- Mapping –Create screen with values in editable form.
OR
Click to cancel the operation and navigate back to ‘Dashboard’.
. - The success message appears along with the transaction reference number and status of the transaction.
Click to complete the transaction and navigate back to ‘Dashboard’. - In the Party Id field, enter the party id of the user.
OR
In the Party Name field, enter the name of the party. - Click
OR
Click to clear the search parameters.
OR
Click to cancel the operation and navigate back to ‘Dashboard’.
. The User File Identifier Mapping screen with search results appears. - Click
against the file identifier record. The User File Identifier Mapping - View screen appears.
- Click Edit. The User File Identifier Mapping - Edit screen appears.
- View the details of File Identifier mapping already saved. Select or de-select the File Identifier record to map / un-map a File Identifier to a user.
- Check / Uncheck the Sensitive Data check, to enable / disable the complete access to file content.
- Click
OR
Click to navigate to previous screen.
OR
Click to cancel the operation and navigate back to ‘Dashboard’.
to save the modified details. - The User File Identifier Mapping - Review screen appears. Verify the details, and click
OR
Click to make the changes if any.
User is directed to User File Identifier Mapping – Edit screen with values in editable form.
OR
Click the operation and navigate back to ‘Dashboard’.
. - The success message appears along with the transaction reference number and status of the transaction.
Click to complete the transaction and navigate back to ‘Dashboard’.
User File Identifier Mapping - Edit
Using this option administrator can edit and update mapping of a file identifier, to a user.
To edit a User File Identifier Mapping:
FAQs
Can all users of a particular corporate access all file types, mapped to the corporate?