Hello Jens,
I feel the same way and I also don't know why just what is controlled via which exits and at what time etc., however, I see your suggestion to have the XML delivered by the banks similar to some customers. The closer a definition is to a bank (cf. Deutsche Bank), the more costly it is to change banks.
This is one of the reasons why a number of companies go the route of staying as close as possible to ISO20022.
But you are right. Actually there should be a library at the EPC for everyone (whether bank or country) who cooks his own soup in the XML standard, in which he deposits a sample format tree.
Greetings from Berlin
and have a nice evening
Jürgen Kötting
I feel the same way and I also don't know why just what is controlled via which exits and at what time etc., however, I see your suggestion to have the XML delivered by the banks similar to some customers. The closer a definition is to a bank (cf. Deutsche Bank), the more costly it is to change banks.
This is one of the reasons why a number of companies go the route of staying as close as possible to ISO20022.
But you are right. Actually there should be a library at the EPC for everyone (whether bank or country) who cooks his own soup in the XML standard, in which he deposits a sample format tree.
Greetings from Berlin
and have a nice evening
Jürgen Kötting
Last edited on 19.11.13 17:00
