WO2003042942A2 - Verfahren und vorrichtung zur computerimplementierten verarbeitung von zahlungsposten - Google Patents
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- the present invention relates to a method and a device for computer-implemented processing of payment items, which has the object of a money movement in an account.
- an automatic Error Check is performed a payment item, wherein at least the occurrence of an error by an error routine (posting control rules) an error sequence, ie a response to the occurred Def ⁇ ler, is determined.
- an error routine posting control rules
- all errors occurring in a given payment item are fed to the error routine in order to carry out a weighting of the errors that have occurred and, depending on a result of the error weighting, to initiate suitable error sequence measures.
- This approach is based on the knowledge that many of the errors that may occur in connection with a payment item can be processed automatically, and that the error handling tent is significantly reduced with a weighted procedure.
- an operator is provided with a display based on the result of the error weighting in the individual case, for example via a computer workstation.
- the display is designed to include the data necessary to process a given error.
- the payment item is automatically reset for a predetermined period of time in the event of an error and is checked again after this period.
- FIG. 1 shows a target application landscape according to the invention in a schematic block diagram.
- Figure 2 also shows a schematic block diagram of the components of the account management according to the invention.
- FIG. 3 shows a schematic block diagram of the interaction of the components according to the invention within sales processing (where DispoOffice stands for Posting Control Office, DispoRules for Posting Control Rules, Posting Events for Posting Control Events or Posting Locks and DispoEvent Handler for Posting Lock Manager).
- FIG. 4 shows a schematic block diagram of the structure of the posting lock office according to the invention.
- FIG. 5 shows a schematic block diagram of an overview of the structure of the core application account management.
- FIG. 6 schematically illustrates the flow logic according to the invention within sales processing using a flowchart.
- FIG. 7 shows a schematic block diagram of the inventive incorporation of disposition rules in a barrier landscape.
- Applications are information systems that solve a primary business task and can be used on their own. They hold the data and functions for the solution of the primary tasks, ie they are bundled in activities that are closely related to each other.
- a Applica ⁇ tion communicates via defined interfaces.
- An application is usually a buyable solution. Examples are the products Account Management, Profit Analyzer and Risk Analyzer.
- applications are divided into core applications and accessory applications:
- Core applications are the formative applications of the application landscape. Accessory applications are supplementary applications that expand the functional scope of core applications (also several). They perform special tasks (examples are the determination of limits and scan models) and have their own investment cycle independent of the core applications. This ensures greater flexibility in adapting to changing business objectives.
- the application landscape of the e-business solution mySAP Banking describes the essential applications that are necessary for the operation of the banking business.
- the applications have a business-logical connection.
- the “technical architecture” describes the link between applications using middleware.
- the “application architecture” describes the business content of individual applications and the logical interplay of individual application modules. The blocks are called “components”.
- SAP applications are based on a shell model: At the core is the solution for the international use of the software, in addition, country-specific solutions are offered. Customized supplements can be connected in another dish based on BTEs (Business Transaction Events) or BADIs (Business Add-Ins) or use of BAPI (Business Application Pro ⁇ Gramming interfaces). The following requirements are placed on applications by financial institutions and banks:
- the bank decides on the desired range of standard functions by selecting the applications.
- Applications communicate via public interfaces. Direct access to applications is not permitted. This ensures that data can be exchanged transparently between applications. Within an application consistent Since ⁇ tenbasis ensured. Unexpected risks due to non ⁇ known per shortcuts and access can be minimized.
- This communication structure is an immediate one Data exchange between applications via public interfaces or indirect data exchange via public interfaces and business middleware possible. For example, the Posting Control Office can communicate with Account Management via public interfaces; the data exchange can also take place via middleware with its own business intelligence.
- the middleware is a central element for realizing an application landscape.
- the middleware can perform two tasks:
- the business management of business events requires a set of rules. This is defined as a business rule.
- Cross-application process knowledge is required to define the business rules.
- Elements of the business rules are process objects that initiate the call of business objects in the individual applications.
- Example "contract creation” Here, for example, the business objects business partner, contract, card product are addressed.
- the depiction of front ends and back ends with the help of middleware is a common practice Therefore, when reinvesting in these a clear conception of the process control is necessary.
- This construction also allows a gradual migration with successive activation of new applications.
- the structure of the target application landscape shows "key functional areas" with which the banking management solution fields can be mapped. Within such an “area” there can be several applications. The area that contains applications that banks need to handle their secondary processes, such as human resources management, asset accounting, material management, etc., is not shown.
- the basis for this structure is the goal of defining application areas at a high level, which serves a specific main purpose. This allows applications to be derived and clear responsibilities to be defined. Redundant applications and functions can be avoided.
- the landscape is characterized by the following main tasks:
- FIG. 1 shows a schematic diagram of a block diagram which represents a target application landscape for an account management according to the invention.
- CRM stores data relating to the customer
- operational data is data for existing customers
- analytical data is data for new customer acquisition.
- Personalized one-way communication self-service terminals, Internet, telephone.
- a party acts through data entry and receives a system-generated result.
- the bank is not represented by employees, but by the system reaction.
- CRM Customer Relationship Management
- Sales processes are focused on the acquisition of new business deals, on the one hand from the customer base, and on the other hand through the acquisition of new customers.
- product payments transaction / asset or liability business or commission business
- customer group this process is complex, risky and profitable.
- Service processes include customer support during the contract life cycle. Key points include: blocking requests for cards, address changes, complaints.
- the contract management supports the creation of applications and offers as well as the conclusion of the contract including correspondence and electronic files.
- the contract management shows customer-centered the contractual agreements between the bank and the customer.
- the contract can get any com ⁇ complexity.
- One example is called by a castle stem a loan agreement with repayment through life insurance and Safe Stel ⁇ development.
- If the contract data are called up, they contain a selection of processing-related information that is related to sales and service dated data are supplemented.
- These contracts can be processed via several applications, ie the relationships between individual contracts or partial contracts are documented over the entire term. Customer-centered sales and service processes have their "anchor" in the contracts of contract management.
- the application area "Analytical CRM” comprises the analysis processes for exploiting business and customer potential and their transfer into operational implementation (e.g. marketing measures).
- Analysis processes form an essential aspect of efficient customer relationship management. This includes processes such as cost information for controlling service, marketing and sales campaigns, customer-specific key figures for determining further customer potential, information about competitor products, etc.
- Primary tasks of analytical CRM are:
- the Transaction Banking application area contains the main components of payment transactions, account management (processing and inventory management), securities set elements and custody account management (processing and inventory management).
- Account management is responsible for handling the legal portfolio in terms of cash flows, ie it provides information about the bank's claims and liabilities to third parties.
- the inventory management of the account management is the source for account statements and balance reports.
- the balances and sales items are kept strictly currency, ie unrated.
- the inventory is the basis for external accounting, which means that the contract and sales data held here form the data basis for preparing the balance sheet.
- the (partial) contracts are processed in Account Management. Partial contracts because a customer contract can be distributed across several processing applications due to its complexity. For example.
- a product can consist of a "salary account with credit card and travel insurance". While the salary account is managed in account management, the cards are processed by a provider and travel insurance by a partner.
- the processing functionality means that automated rollovers or contract settlements take place. For operational CRM, this means that the current contract status must be known from the processing inventory.
- Payment systems are traditionally country-specific solutions.
- the payment transaction system takes over the formal checking and, if necessary, the consolidation and distribution of sales within the routes and formats used by the bank (internal and external routing).
- Payment systems traditionally work in the so-called batch process.
- dialog entry of payment orders is necessary, which can trigger immediate real-time booking in Account Management (additional application in payment transactions).
- Highly perfor- mance-based communication must be ensured between payment systems and account management.
- the management and execution of the application duration is within the scope of the present invention, an additional application in the payment (payment order and Dau ⁇ erquo are within the account management system). All- However, it is also conceivable to do this as a supplementary component within the account management (eg rebooking within the account management).
- the Transaction Banking application area contains, in addition to the solutions described above for the money side, solutions for securities transactions and derivative financial transactions. It can therefore be assumed that there are usually several inventory management systems in this application area.
- the peculiarity of the stucco administration is that in the area of the customer business it is an inventory management that does not affect the balance sheet.
- the business partner solution is a central application for storing and managing all customer information. This solution is very closely linked to the solutions for operational and analytical CRM. Due to the process link, the business partner is maintained as part of these processes.
- the business partner data represent a significant intangible asset for each bank, the value of which is determined by the quality of the data.
- the business partner application merges the customer data of a bank across all applications. The most important data are:
- Relationships between business partners can be linked in a variety of ways. Functions are available for creating borrower and risk units.
- the application area "Central Services” contains solutions that support the banking business of the other areas.
- Collateral management is of particular importance due to the Basel decisions on credit risk coverage.
- a bank can optimize the capital backing and thus reduce borrowing costs.
- the knowledge of which is uncertainties about the Si ⁇ and their drawdown a source for acquisition-on of recreated.
- the acquisition of collateral he ⁇ usually follows in contract negotiations and concluding contracts and is initiated from the operational CRM. Collateral is released as part of the contract processing.
- the management of collateral comprises, on the one hand, collateral that the bank accepts and, on the other hand, collateral that the bank provides itself.
- the output management / outgoing correspondence application is a solution for optimal communication with the customer.
- Different media such as mail, fax or email are required. There may be dependencies between the media. Furthermore, legal information deadlines must be observed (e.g. written account closure).
- the invention supports the correspondence-oriented data selection and preparation. Further processing in a printing and shipping line is carried out by special providers.
- the input management For input management / incoming correspondence heard the "Electronic File", and the general Verknüp ⁇ fung of documents to the objects contract Geschaftspart- ner, etc.
- the input management is located as a central service in the operational CRM.
- the "Administrative Services” services are used to properly organize banking operations.
- bank management requirements for bank management are therefore single source of the database and method consistency across all evaluation processes.
- the systems of a bank have to be organized differently than before.
- the data required by the operational systems are made available at a data interface.
- Bank management affects not only individual institutions, but entire groups. Especially for the group-wide Steue ⁇ tion bring uniformity and transparency of methods and their representations of great benefit. According to the invention, the following specialist areas are integrated into overall bank control:
- Inventory management processes such as Processing and reconciliation of one-time accounts.
- the Basic Maintenance Interface is a surface for processing individual functions.
- This surface allows manual intervention in the anson ⁇ most highly automated processing. All func ⁇ nen from this area so that a grout surface. An approval process ensures revision-compliant processing. A release tool that is integrated in the system in the individual applications is suitable for this.
- This surface is provided by default and the authorization profiles for these workplaces can be defined by the user as roles, so that each user has a menu that exactly corresponds to his system requirements.
- the processing office ensures process-controlled, i.e. workflow-supported processing of business incidents. There are various role-based forms within the office.
- the control is supported by customer-specific settings of the SAP workflow and the associated release procedure (4 to 8 eyes principle). In comparison to the Basic Maintenance Interface, these offices have their own data storage (for example, disposition orders). Crucial for an office integration is cross-application access to functions and data for the processing of business incidents. Furthermore, the results are the Office2011itaten to the central contact Manage ⁇ ment is transmitted, so that a fully Acczen ⁇ trated view bank-wide possible.
- the master for the partial contracts that are to be processed lies in account management, i.e. the valid contract dates and conditions are stored there.
- product configuration is a central topic of a modern, future-oriented solution.
- the product configuration takes place under three different aspects: • The product configuration in operational CRM.
- the product configuration is based on the marketing and sales needs.
- a product compared to the market can be divided into several sub-products for processing.
- connection between the operational CRM and transaction banking is carried out at the plant of a specific contracted fine ⁇ ges with a client via a public interface (BAPI).
- BAPI public interface
- connection to the processing (part) product is established by the product ID.
- SAP provides the financial conditions of the account management via BAPIs to all other applications.
- FIG. 2 uses a block diagram to illustrate the components of "Account Management".
- Account Management has a structure that is neutral to the product lines. The development initially focuses on payment transaction products and services as well as passive and active products in retail banking.
- the contract component is designed as a framework. It is therefore conceivable to use it as a central service for all applications in the target application landscape.
- the contract and his future and framework can be ⁇ tig used as a central service for all applications in the target application landscape.
- the contract manages all transaction-relevant master data in the account management via contract modules. Contracts use products as a template. The contract is aimed at extremely high-performance processing in bulk business.
- Released contracts are usually passed on from the feeder systems to contract management via an interface (BAPI). During the contract period, however, it can be expected that the contract will also be accessed directly from Transaction Banking and data will be changed. Special contracts such as Contracts for one-time accounts are created directly in Account Management. The contract knows the released and not released condition.
- BAPI interface
- the essential value creation of account management lies in the mapping and processing of transaction data.
- the solution must be high-performing and incur low costs. Further requirements for the solution are real-time processing and 7 x 24 hour availability.
- the sales management posts the individual sales in real time and controls a flexible balance update. The movements are shown on the account. Individual sales are payment items (half sales), the basis of which are payment orders on the one hand and internal settlements on the other (e.g. interest charges). In addition, cash flows can be calculated and processed. Account management has an interface for accepting payment items (BAPI).
- BAPI payment items
- Sales management has no open item management with corresponding line item clearing. It is a payment on balances lungsuberwachung base conceivable, for example, the on ⁇ gang of funds in the course of time deposit or installment controls on loans.
- Incoming payment items are checked for blocks and limits as part of material planning.
- a set of rules (Posting Control Rules) flexibly controls the reaction of the system based on specified parameters. For example, customer be determined on a group-specific basis whether sales should be scheduled or rejected directly.
- the individual turnover is also the basis for the general ledger handover.
- the data is also used to create a bank statement.
- the sales update is true and without valuations.
- Orders describe the actions that the account management should carry out immediately or in the future. This means that orders can be monitored in an appointment file. These orders can change one or more objects.
- Account management processes orders. Examples are “contract cancellation” and “set block”. These orders are initiated from the outside via interfaces or internally by the application itself (e.g. appointment monitoring for renewal cards).
- the card solution uses the same components of product configurator, contract and financial terms as account management.
- account management uses the same components of product configurator, contract and financial terms as account management.
- the administration of cards is a specialization of the general contract.
- the integration of card management into account management is necessary because there are close links between cards and accounts (e.g. EC card, debit card).
- par- SAP also wants to keep the option open to process credit card accounts on the revenue side in the medium term.
- the card administration must represent a solution that can be used optionally by the customer, i.e. the card management must be switched off within the account management. Furthermore, the card management should be expandable in the medium term so that it can be used as a standalone solution if there is a corresponding need on the market. According to today's experience, there is a need for an account management system including and also for card administration. There are no requests for card administration alone.
- the account management has a central financial statement administration for periodic work (eg end-of-day processing).
- periodic work eg end-of-day processing
- the bank is given the greatest possible flexibility when planning jobs.
- Periodic work summarizes the functions that have to be carried out repeatedly on a certain date. These include the closing work cash concentration, account closing, interest compensation, account statement, the processing of orders, the daily closing including the updating of the bookers and reporting. Before the final work is carried out, the booking cut is made. Then all bookings are made with the following current date.
- the Posting Lock Manager is responsible for temporary booking locks, ie it sets locks that are triggered by business incidents (Posting Locks) and releases them after the underlying event has expired back on. Locks that are defined a priori on the product are not part of this component.
- Figure 3 shows a block diagram to illustrate the interaction within the sales processing with the participation of the so-called "Posting Lock Manager”
- Figure 4 shows a schematic block diagram of the structure of the so-called "Posting Control Office”.
- the Posting Lock Manager accepts posting locks from various input channels (back office, call center or counter systems and credit bureaus) and determines - according to its rules - the reaction of the system.
- the solution runs in operational operations (receiving and processing events) largely without manual intervention.
- possible forms of blocking processes are the contract block (the contract as a whole and the block of partial functions), the block of cards in the portfolio as well as checks and other payment transaction forms.
- the central business partner block which extends across all customer accounts, can be set on the business partner.
- this rule can e.g. lead to an overdraft and direct debit block on all accounts and a block on all cards of the business partner concerned.
- This set of rules can be expanded to meet customer requirements.
- Accessory applications for account management from the perspective of the application landscape are:
- accessory applications complement or support the function or task of one or more core applications.
- the Posting Control Office is an additional application for account management that is used to dispose of payment items for which a block or an unauthorized overdraft was found when an attempt was made to post.
- the duration and frequency of the resubmission as well as the final reaction (e.g. rejection) in the event of unresolved or newly emerging booking obstacles can be set.
- Dynamic limit determination is a solution that is particularly necessary in automated mass business. This is a Zubehorap bearing for account management that allows the individual bank to put au ⁇ tomatically due to defined rules and limits Inputparame- delight the customer.
- the dynamic limit determination is programmed by the customer or in customer projects according to individual needs.
- the limit determination communicates with inventory management, the business partner and the operational CRM.
- This accessory application is responsible for extrajudicial dunning processes.
- Figure 5 shows a summary overview of using a schematic block diagram showing the structure of Kernappli ⁇ cation Account Management.
- Figure 6 shows a schematic representation of a flow logic within the sales processing of payment items with rules for disposition.
- the item is posted to the account with an update of all objects involved. No posting control order is created.
- the item is "attached" to the account; the transaction figures in the account are not updated.
- a posting control order is created for the posting control office.
- the item is posted to the account with an update of all objects involved.
- a posting control order is created for the posting control office.
- This response is intended for client items.
- the item is not accepted by the sales processing and is returned to the calling application.
- Here will return to which the test object transfer to the Ac ⁇ count management (AM) has failed. No posting control order is created.
- the response initiates an automated return. For this automated return, it must be determined which return reason is used. The reason for the return determines whether the return is visible or invisible, ie visible to the customer in the account statement or not.
- the direct debit is redeemed, the account has a debit posting block.
- the direct debit is automatically returned. In this case, the customer account must be booked so that he is informed that his premium has not been redeemed.
- the check should be debited to the customer account.
- the bank has determined that the customer will not see this burden.
- the booking and the automated return are invisible in the account statement. No correspondence with the customer is initiated.
- the item is not posted to the original target account, but redirected due to the rules.
- the account to be addressed is supplied by separate account determination, which is described in the following chapter.
- a posting control order is created for the posting control office.
- Redirection accounts can thus be defined depending on the currency and "organizational unit" of the payment item to be redirected. Only those items are then posted to a specified redirection account whose transaction currency corresponds to the account currency and which corresponds to the combination of bank country and bank key stored in Customizing.
- redirection to the specified account takes place automatically.
- the original recipient details (account number, bank code, bank country) are recorded at the payment item.
- the response for a downstream Posting Control Office is stored here if the number of resubmissions or the deadline has expired.
- a so-called follow-up response in the rule entry is only useful if the Clearre ⁇ actions "redirecting" is set (on a one-time account) or post-processing. In these cases, a Posting- control job is created and the set follow-up - The reaction can be carried out by the repetitor in the Posting Control Office. For the follow-up reactions "reject" and "return”, a reason must be entered in the rule entry.
- One or more different error messages can be determined from each object, so that several rules can be determined by the algorithm described above.
- the valid reaction is determined by prioritizing the reactions found. The following applies here:
- the response determined by the disposition rules must be transferred to the Posting Control Office, since the type of processing is derived from this. For example:
- the feedback to the feeder system should be carried out for each item at the following level:
- Posting Control Office represents a user-friendly screen workstation, the screen structure of which depends on the determined error. For example, in the aforementioned Namenspru- fung directly and automatically displays a selection of possible rich ⁇ term name. Until now, correcting an error that cannot be remedied as part of an automatic process had to be carried out completely manually from the screen of the account turnover by the person responsible responsible independently collecting the information necessary to resolve the error that occurred.
- Posting Control Repetitor which checks a faulty booking every day for a given period. For this purpose, it is set which types of errors (eg overdrafting of the account) are repeatedly checked over the adjustable period of time if there is a certain probability that the error will only occur temporarily (ie there will be coverage again on the first of the month).
- An operator working on the process on the screen can also manually refer the process to the Posting Control Repetitor.
- blocks can be set according to the invention which have an effect on the booking check, such as, for example, check blocking, deterioration in creditworthiness, credit card blocking.
- the system allows automatic monitoring of deadlines for time restrictions, such as a check or credit card block that can be lifted again after 12 months.
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