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I am not a big expert in Sepa so maybe the following is a stupid question. Our contract with the bank has a limited amount of money that can be collected in one sepa batch. Our current workaround for this is to create multiple seperate batches (in different sepa files) and upload this to the bank. This works fine, but is not ideal since we need to create multiple sepa files and therefore have different collections in our system. Is it possible to keep those different batches (since we have to by our contract) but group them in one file? I heard sometime ago that this should be possible within the SEPA standard. Is this true? And how can I do this within sepa_king?
Would like the hear from you!
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@schorsch What is the reason to close this issue? We actually still have this issue. Is this not feasible to implement or is it not possible in SEPA? Would be great to hear something from you about this issue.
Sorry @Matthijsy , i did close a couple of issues just for cleanup and thought there has been no work on this. If you can provide any links or infos to such batched files(the SEPA definition) it would help and maybe you or someone else can chip in for a solution.
Hi all,
I am not a big expert in Sepa so maybe the following is a stupid question. Our contract with the bank has a limited amount of money that can be collected in one sepa batch. Our current workaround for this is to create multiple seperate batches (in different sepa files) and upload this to the bank. This works fine, but is not ideal since we need to create multiple sepa files and therefore have different collections in our system. Is it possible to keep those different batches (since we have to by our contract) but group them in one file? I heard sometime ago that this should be possible within the SEPA standard. Is this true? And how can I do this within sepa_king?
Would like the hear from you!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: