Process incoming JSON files
Also listed as: JSON inbound file processing
What is it?
Xelence can receive and process files in JSON, a structured data format widely used by modern systems and services.
Why does it matter?
Easier data exchange with newer partner systems.
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?
Terms used on this card
- JSON
- A common, structured text format that modern systems use to exchange data.