From 79bfd130f0af9d2846ae80b4d18a0541cb23a54b Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: =?UTF-8?q?J=C3=A9r=C3=A9my=20Didderen?=
Date: Sun, 11 Oct 2026 15:01:20 +0200
Subject: [PATCH] [FIX] account_ebics - README facts checked against the code
---
account_ebics/README.rst | 20 +++++++++++---------
account_ebics/static/description/index.html | 19 ++++++++++---------
2 files changed, 21 insertions(+), 18 deletions(-)
diff --git a/account_ebics/README.rst b/account_ebics/README.rst
index c483521..39423ae 100644
--- a/account_ebics/README.rst
+++ b/account_ebics/README.rst
@@ -103,7 +103,8 @@ Because the connection needs a Python library and your key files on the server,
**Odoo.sh** or on an **on-premise** installation.
The EBICS test mode for uploads requires fintech 4.3.4 or higher for EBICS 2.x and fintech
-7.2.7 or higher for EBICS 3.0. SWIFT 3SKey support requires fintech 6.4 or higher.
+7.2.7 or higher for EBICS 3.0. SWIFT 3SKey support requires fintech 6.4 or higher, and the signature passphrase
+fintech 7.3.1 or higher.
Fintech licence
---------------
@@ -170,6 +171,9 @@ Count in weeks per bank rather than days, and start the contract and the paperwo
Configuration
=============
+The menus are those of Odoo Enterprise; on Odoo Community, the application is called
+*Invoicing* instead of *Accounting*.
+
**Who may configure.** In *Settings > Users*, add the users who maintain the EBICS
configuration to the **EBICS Manager** group.
@@ -179,9 +183,8 @@ installation. A missing format can be reported on
`GitHub `_.
A download format can carry a **Download Process Method**, run by the *Process* button of a
-downloaded file: ``camt.053``, ``camt.052``, ``camt.054``, ``cfonb120`` and ``pain.002`` (the
-payment status report returned by the bank). Each needs the module of its format (see
-Companion modules); Odoo tells you which one when it is missing.
+downloaded file: ``camt.053``, ``camt.052``, ``camt.054`` and ``cfonb120``. Each needs the
+module of its format (see Companion modules); Odoo tells you which one when it is missing.
**Bank connections.** In *Accounting > Configuration > EBICS > EBICS Configuration*, create one
connection per bank contract, with the identifiers your bank sent you.
@@ -193,13 +196,12 @@ connection per bank contract, with the identifiers your bank sent you.
Usage
=====
-The **EBICS Processing** menu of the accounting application lists the downloaded and uploaded
-files, and offers manual downloads and uploads. With Odoo Enterprise it sits under
-*Accounting > Accounting*.
+The **EBICS Processing** menu, in the top bar of the Accounting application, lists the
+downloaded and uploaded files and offers manual downloads and uploads.
Downloaded files are processed into bank statements. Uploads are launched from the payment
-batch or the payment order: the file, its format and the order type come from the
-configuration, not from the person clicking.
+batch or the payment order, with the format set in the configuration: on the payment
+mode for a payment order, on the journal's payment method for a batch payment.
.. image:: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Noviat/account_ebics/19.0/account_ebics/static/description/ebics_upload.png
:alt: Uploading a pain.001 SEPA credit transfer file over EBICS 3.0, with the test mode option
diff --git a/account_ebics/static/description/index.html b/account_ebics/static/description/index.html
index 5e6995e..0b71bbf 100644
--- a/account_ebics/static/description/index.html
+++ b/account_ebics/static/description/index.html
@@ -86,7 +86,8 @@ bank to another and is billed by the bank, separately from anything on the Odoo
Because the connection needs a Python library and your key files on the server, it runs on
Odoo.sh or on an on-premise installation.
The EBICS test mode for uploads requires fintech 4.3.4 or higher for EBICS 2.x and fintech
-7.2.7 or higher for EBICS 3.0. SWIFT 3SKey support requires fintech 6.4 or higher.
+7.2.7 or higher for EBICS 3.0. SWIFT 3SKey support requires fintech 6.4 or higher, and the signature passphrase
+fintech 7.3.1 or higher.
Fintech licence
With a fintech licence, add its parameters to the [options] section of the Odoo server
@@ -150,6 +151,8 @@ the bank supports the test flag, otherwise as a real transfer of a small amount.
Configuration
+
The menus are those of Odoo Enterprise; on Odoo Community, the application is called
+Invoicing instead of Accounting.
Who may configure. In Settings > Users, add the users who maintain the EBICS
configuration to the EBICS Manager group.
File formats. In Accounting > Configuration > EBICS > EBICS File Formats, check that the
@@ -157,21 +160,19 @@ formats you exchange with your banks are defined; the common ones are created at
installation. A missing format can be reported on
GitHub.
A download format can carry a Download Process Method, run by the Process button of a
-downloaded file: camt.053, camt.052, camt.054, cfonb120 and pain.002 (the
-payment status report returned by the bank). Each needs the module of its format (see
-Companion modules); Odoo tells you which one when it is missing.
+downloaded file:
camt.053,
camt.052,
camt.054 and
cfonb120. Each needs the
+module of its format (see Companion modules); Odoo tells you which one when it is missing.
Bank connections. In Accounting > Configuration > EBICS > EBICS Configuration, create one
connection per bank contract, with the identifiers your bank sent you.
Usage
-
The EBICS Processing menu of the accounting application lists the downloaded and uploaded
-files, and offers manual downloads and uploads. With Odoo Enterprise it sits under
-Accounting > Accounting.
+
The EBICS Processing menu, in the top bar of the Accounting application, lists the
+downloaded and uploaded files and offers manual downloads and uploads.
Downloaded files are processed into bank statements. Uploads are launched from the payment
-batch or the payment order: the file, its format and the order type come from the
-configuration, not from the person clicking.
+batch or the payment order, with the format set in the configuration: on the payment
+mode for a payment order, on the journal's payment method for a batch payment.