Transform file data with rules and produce Excel output
Also listed as: Rule-driven transformation & Excel output
What is it?
Xelence applies business rules to transform data as files are processed, and can produce outbound files in Excel format.
Why does it matter?
Less manual reformatting of data, and output that business staff can open directly.
Start thinking about
- Which files and batch jobs are critical to your business cycle, such as contributions or payment runs?
- How are bad records in inbound files handled today, and who corrects them?
- Which partners exchange files with you, and which formats do they expect now and in future?
- What processing windows must your batch jobs fit, and what happens when one runs late?
- Where should staff sign off before automated file or batch steps take effect?
- How will you plan regression testing of your critical batch jobs around an upgrade?