Purpose
What this converter does
The Excel import reuses the approved canonical workbook or MAPPED_V1 sheet mapping. The SHA-256 covers the original XLSX binary; confirmed bank identifiers remain text with leading zeroes intact.
XLSX → BAI2
Convert a supported financial workbook to BAI2 v2 after checking account identity, statement scope, banking dates and transaction type evidence.
Purpose
The Excel import reuses the approved canonical workbook or MAPPED_V1 sheet mapping. The SHA-256 covers the original XLSX binary; confirmed bank identifiers remain text with leading zeroes intact.
Workflow fit
For accounting or treasury teams receiving structured XLSX extracts that must be exchanged with a downstream system expecting BAI2 v2.
Implementation note
Not all sheets or cell types are supported. Numeric account identifiers, formulas and incompatible dates may be rejected. Mapping a sheet does not produce a verified bank manifest; genuine account, statement and entry identities must still be established.
BAI2 v2
The original XLSX bytes are submitted to Java and account IDs must retain leading zeroes as text. Numeric identifiers, unsupported formulas or other incompatible cell structures may fail. Selecting a worksheet never proves the bank account or statement identities.
No. Only BAI2 v2 (2005) with a representable set of actual financial facts is supported. CSV/XLSX may use canonical or explicit mapping; CAMT.053 is a strict subset. Proprietary BAI formats and universal conversion are not promised.
No. BAI2 transaction type 16 codes must come from actual source evidence or explicit manual declarations. The bank as-of date and time are not the same as technical file creation; missing facts are never filled from descriptions or credit/debit signs.
No. CAMT.053 entry statuses come from the XML and cannot be overridden by a browser checkbox. For CSV/XLSX only, a distinct per-statement BOOKED attestation can be made if the person can genuinely verify it.
A rejected conversion is not a successful charge. Successful web or API output follows prepaid credits by original input size, normally one credit per started 10,000,000 bytes. A free preparation inspection is not available for CAMT.053 BAI2 output in the current backend.
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