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allows the combination of various sources which are internally
normalised into a common standard based on ISO15022.
The golden message is generated as a fully validated and quality
assured message with possible restrictions based on matching
results. It is possible to combine settlement messages with pending
corporate actions and either reject the settlement or raise a
settlement specific alert. Should a corporate action have passed a
type specific deadline, the system can raise an alert and flag the
message as urgent. The GUI allows searching for specific corporate
actions and browsing of all relevant messages received. It is
possible to manually override system decisions.



Background
Instead of trying to match multiple corporate action messages at
once, the system is electing a golden message in multiple steps.
The first corporate action concerning a certain event will
automatically receive the status of the golden message. Any new
message concerning the same event will be compared with the
existing information. Based on configuration, the system gives
preference to messages of certain sources for specific regions,
instrument types or contractual agreements.
Some mismatches result in overwriting the golden message,
filtering out part of the golden message, raising an alert,
distributing updates or routing the information into a GUI
requiring a manual decision. In any case, an audit log traces the
complete information process of each event.
The GUI can be used to selectively override any automatic decision.
The messages are all available for browsing and categorised
according to their events.
Not just SWIFTNet
Although SWIFTNet will provide many useful and critical
applications, it will remain necessary to communicate with systems
on other networks and supplied by other service providers.
Incentage provides you with the flexibility to have a true single
window. You will be able to connect to proprietary networks or
inhouse systems in a flexible rules driven way while also
benefiting from the services provided on SWIFTNet.
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