3.2 High-Level Flow for Cash Deposit

The high-level flow helps you understand the transaction screen launch and processing of transaction submission.

The high-level flow diagram for screen launch of the cash deposit transaction is shown below:

Figure 3-2 Cash Deposit - Transaction Screen Launch

Description of "Figure 3-2 Cash Deposit - Transaction Screen Launch"

For information on the callouts/process steps, refer to the description table below:

Table 3-1 Transaction Screen Launch - Description of Callouts

Callout/Process Step	Description
1 (Branch Common)	Teller virtual page queries BC screen class service (1401) and then loads related data segments.
2 (Transaction Service)	After the data segments are painted, transaction services REMO orchestrator is called for user open check to ensure batch has opened.

The high-level flow diagram for the submit processing of the cash deposit transaction is shown below:

Figure 3-3 Cash Deposit - Transaction Submit Processing

Description of "Figure 3-3 Cash Deposit - Transaction Submit Processing"

Table 3-2 Transaction Submit Processing - Description of Callouts

Callout/Process Step	Description
1 (Data Segments Save)	Teller virtual page queries BC screen class service (1401) and then loads related data segments.
2 (Transaction Submit Processing)	After the data segments are painted, transaction services REMO orchestrator is called for user open check to ensure batch has opened.

This topic contains the following subtopics:

• First Level Issues
  Learn about the issues you may encounter when using during the basic investigation and how to work around them.
• Verify Transaction Data
  You need to follow the best practices and verify the transaction data entered on the screen to avoid getting errors.