Handling ACH Returns with Missing or Broken Data
Coming soon…
This article will explore the challenges of processing ACH returns when the data is incomplete or corrupted. We’ll cover:
- Common data issues: What typically goes missing in ACH returns
- Return code interpretation: Understanding what you can and cannot infer
- Customer identification: Finding customers when account numbers are truncated
- Amount reconciliation: Handling returns with missing or incorrect amounts
- System resilience: Building processes that can handle incomplete data
- Customer communication: Explaining returns when you have limited information
- Data recovery: Strategies for reconstructing missing return information
- Best practices: Designing systems that minimize data loss in returns
Stay tuned for a practical guide to handling ACH returns when the data isn’t as clean as you’d like.
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