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Wire Transfers in NAV 2009 UK and Australian DB
A._B._Computer_Systems
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2010-12-08
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Hi,
Anyone had info about processing of wire transfers in the UK and Australian Databases?
Regards,
Ed
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jannestig
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2010-12-08
Worked in Both Countries
In the UK its called BACS
In OZ its an EFT file. Depending upon which bank you use format of export may be different.
In the EU (including the UK) there is a rollout of a new system called SEPA which may be worth looking at as well
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A._B._Computer_Systems
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Thanks. Where can I find documentation of how NAV supports both?
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jannestig
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The localised training extensions, have a look via partnersource
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In the UK its called BACS
In OZ its an EFT file. Depending upon which bank you use format of export may be different.
In the EU (including the UK) there is a rollout of a new system called SEPA which may be worth looking at as well