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EBICS - Scheduled File Import
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**Your statements arrive without anyone asking for them.**
This module adds a scheduled action that downloads and processes the EBICS files of every
confirmed connection. This is what turns EBICS from a manual download into something your
morning no longer depends on.
.. image:: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Noviat/account_ebics/16.0/account_ebics_batch/static/description/ebics_download.png
:alt: A downloaded camt.053 statement file in Odoo, ready to be processed
:width: 100%
Each run creates a **Batch Import Log**. When a file cannot be processed, the log is set to
*error* and records why; when every file is processed, it is set to *done*. From the log,
**Reprocess** retries the files still in draft until the errors are cleared. A log can also be
set to *done* by hand, for instance after a file was processed on its own or the movements
were entered manually.
Configuration
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The scheduled action **EBICS Batch Import** is created **inactive** at installation, with a
daily interval. Activate it in *Settings > Technical > Automation > Scheduled Actions* (developer
mode), and adapt its interval if needed.
It calls the following method, on all confirmed connections::
model._batch_import()
To limit it to some connections, pass their ids::
model._batch_import(ebics_config_ids=[1, 3])
Part of the EBICS suite
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This module extends **EBICS Banking Protocol** (``account_ebics``), the EBICS implementation
for Odoo developed and maintained by Noviat. Install it first:
https://github.com/Noviat/account_ebics
What EBICS is and what it changes, in plain language, with screen recordings of the flow:
https://www.noviat.com/ebics
Credits
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Developed and maintained by `Noviat <https://www.noviat.com>`_, Odoo integrator in Belgium,
specialised in accounting and finance since 2009. We configure the connection with your banks
and support you through the first cycles.