Using Microsoft Excel to Update Line-Items in Classic Payment Application BP Records
You can export existing line-item data from a classic Payment Applications business process (BP) record from Unifier, make updates in Microsoft Excel, and then import the changes back into the system.
By leveraging a formatted Excel template that identifies which fields are editable, this procedure is more efficient for editing multiple line items than compared to a manual in-system entry.
Limitations
The following limitations apply:
- Summary Payment Applications and non-workflow Payment Application BPs are not supported.
- This functionality is not available for Group by Commit Codes.
- You cannot add new lines unless the workflow step explicitly allows.
- The template cannot be used if SOV Breakdown lines are present in the record.
- The import will fail if you change the template structure, tab order, or columns. Do not rename the tabs.
- An erroneous line item will impede the processing of all other line items in the BP record.
- You cannot export or import line items with breakdown.
- Picker data elements (DEs) cannot be exported, but can be imported for updates.
- A maximum of 5 import jobs can be uploaded concurrently for different projects/shells, whereas only 1 import job can be uploaded within a project and a Payment Application BP
- Total imports per record are subject to system limits.
Prerequisites
- Only classic Payment Application BPs set up with Individual Commit Line Items are supported.
- The Payment Application BP is associated with a workflow.
- You have the required permissions to update, export, and import Payment Application BP records.
- For the current workflow step, you have the following permissions :
- To modify line items, Allow Modification line items is enabled.
- To add or delete line items, Allow Add/Remove/Copy line item is enabled.
- At least one line item exists in the record (added manually or previously imported).
Procedure
To update line items in a classic Payment Application business record using Microsoft Excel: