Streamlined Transaction Management System
The Clear Airtel Money process is intended to streamline the removal of failed or invalid transactions as identified by the bank team. When such transactions are reported, users can use the Rover system to locate and delete them. This ensures that the transaction records remain clean, accurate, and compliant with the bank's reconciliation and reporting requirements.
Users can search for specific files by entering text like a case ID or filename. This makes it easier to quickly find the needed file without browsing through the whole list.
Red Circular Arrows: Refreshes the table to display the latest updated date.
When the Add button is clicked, a pop-up window appears prompting the user to enter a specific transaction reference number. Multiple transaction references can be added as needed. Once all entries are complete, the user clicks the Submit button to proceed.
Here, users can add multiple transaction reference numbers along with a Case ID, enabling them to process several entries in a single action. This is especially useful for handling bulk transactions or when multiple references need to be submitted together under a common case context.
Shows the exact date when the file was uploaded, so users can keep track of when files were added and manage different versions easily.
A unique identifier used to track, verify, and audit individual transactions within banking systems or data platforms.
This field shows the name or ID of the user who uploaded the Transaction reference number for tracking and accountability.
Displays if the file was processed Successfully or FAILED. Shows the clear airtel money update status as either successful or failed after file processing.
A unique identifier linked to each uploaded file to helps to track and reference it easily.
The Info section displays additional details and error messages that assist users in reviewing and troubleshooting transactions. This may include messages such as No records found, Response Description, and Status updates, which help identify the outcome of a request and provide context for any issues encountered during processing. These insights are valuable for verifying transaction results and ensuring data accuracy.