🚀 Swift Re-Push System

 Operation Title: Swift Re-Push

 Over view: Introduction to re-pushing CBS references via Excel uploads

Key Features:

List of Figures:

⚡ Overview:

In the Swift Re-Push process, the bank team provides CBS references along with account names, which must be entered into an Excel file. If the header specifically mentions a field like account_numbers, ensure it is included, as the Rover Swift Re-Push system accepts only Excel format. During the upload, only the CBS references are mandatory. Once the process is completed, successfully re-pushed CBS references are displayed under the Re-Pushed section, while any invalid or duplicate entries appear under Failed Records. The original uploaded data is available in the Response Description for reference. Please note that the uploaded content is automatically removed after processing. Also, MT103 errors are not eligible for re-push only product codes that already exist in the pod can be re-pushed.

Note: MT103 errors are not able for re-push. Only product codes present in the pods are support.

⚡Introduction:

The Swift Re-Push process is designed to streamline the re-submission of specific CBS reference through the Rover swift re-push system. By using a structured transaction ref number, the bank team can efficiently upload account data, allowing the system to validate, process, and categorize entries as cleared or failed. This ensures accurate handling of previously missed or rejected records, while maintaining data integrity and simplifying post-upload tracking.

⚙️ Functionality
Figure: 1.1
  • 1 Search Bar: Users can search for specific users 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.
  • 2 Refresh and Sync:
    Red Circular Arrows: Refreshes the table to display the latest updated data.
    Blue Downloaded Arrow: This button lets users download the related Excel file quickly and easily.
📤 Upload File Process
Figure: 1.2
  • Upload File Button: When the Upload button is clicked, a popup appears prompting the user to enter a Case ID, upload an Excel file, add a remark, and then click the Submit button.
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🔧 How to use the Swift Re-Push Form?
NOTE: Before open the swift re-push form, users must select the region from navbar

➤ Here region selection is optional, but mandatory selections must be made on the Shift re-push form shown in the fig-1.3.

  • The user may enter a specific region and Case ID in the designated field or slot.
  • The user can upload a file or Excel sheet in the designated field, ensuring it is correctly placed for processing.
  • At last, enter a remark and Submit the form.
Figure: 1.5
  • Download Button: This button allows the user to download the processed data in a structured format, typically as an Excel (.xlsx) file.
📊 Swift Re-Push Records Table
  • Date: Shows the exact date when the file was uploaded, so users can keep track of when files were added and manage different versions easily.
  • UserName: The identifying name of the user who performed the action, used for tracking and accountability.
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  • Case ID: A unique identifier linked to each uploaded file to helps to track and reference it easily.
  • Status: Displays if the file was processed successfully or FAILED. Shows the PTS Clear status as either successful or failed after file processing.
📁 File Management and Operations
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  • File Name: Displays the name of the uploaded Excel file for easy user identification and reference.
  • Download: Button that allows users to download the uploaded file for review or record-keeping.
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ℹ️ Information and Error Handling
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  • Info: In info displays additional details or error messages such as No records found, Response Description, Cleared Records, or Failed Records to assist with review and troubleshooting.

🎯 Final Output:

After enhancement, the Swift Re-Push system displays a clear list of uploaded files with their status, provides options to download Excel files, highlights failed uploads for quick resolution, and offers a user-friendly interface for efficient data handling.