Haley
I concur with Steve. Each bank will have there own mapping of the fields. But remember it's an ASCII file, so you could have up to 4 different flavors. Once you have the mapping document from Key Bank, you can look at the Standard NAV EFT file and Steve's Wells Fargo File to see the differences. You made need a developer or not.
Remember, there's lots and lots of testing to be done between yourself, Key Bank and the users.
Good Luck!
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Alfredo Zelaya
Sr. Systems Analyst
Megadyne Americas LLC
Fairfield NJ
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Original Message:
Sent: Feb 12, 2021 07:20 PM
From: Steven Chinsky
Subject: Nav 2018 ACH Integration with KeyBank
Haley,
I do not have a Key Bank but with NAV or BC their is an Export file. It might not be exact to the Banks NACHA requirement. Attached is one from Wells Fargo (layout). The attachments should help you and your Partner update the Object. Again, mine is Wells Fargo and you need the layout for Key Bank. Then you can run an EFT Export and match the layout to Key and the Partner can update where necessary.
Hope this helps.
Steve
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Steven Chinsky
Manager
Wipfli
Mansfield MA
NAVUG/BC Programming Committee Member
NAVUG All-Star, Granite Award Recipient, MCP, DCMP
Original Message:
Sent: Feb 12, 2021 01:48 PM
From: Haley Bolton
Subject: Nav 2018 ACH Integration with KeyBank
I was wondering if anyone has any tips or tricks regarding integrating ACH payment through KeyBank. We are at the beginning stages and even a sample upload document would be helpful.
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Haley Bolton
Arctic Fisheries Ltd.
Buffalo
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