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4|Sight

Events by Category > Document > 100000 - Document Batch Notification > 4|Sight
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Publishers4|Sight
FamilyDocument - Document
Event Number100000
Event Code100000
Event DescriptionDocument Batch Notification
CategoryNotification
SeverityInformational
NotesThis is a Document Services notification that a batch of statements or notices is in process
Event XML Data
NameValue HintPrevious Value Hint
BatchIdBatch Identification
ElecDocCodeDocument Type
DocFileIdDocument Provider
DocDtIdDocument Date or Date Key
DocCntCount of Statements or Documents delivered electronically
StmtEnclCntCount of Enclosures
BatchStatCodeBatch Status Code
BatchStatDescBatch Status Code Description
HistDocTypeHistorical Documents [true,false]
PrtDocCntCount of Statements or documents that will be printed
CDDocCntCount of Statements or Documents that will be delivered on Compact Disc or similar media
TotDocCntTotal Count of Statements or Documents included in a batch. <TotDocCnt> is not necessarily the total of <DocCnt> + <PrtDocCnt> + <CDDocCnt> as a statement or document could be included in more than one group. An example might be that an FI’s customer might want their statement delivered electronically and also delivered on a Compact Disc. In this example, DocCnt equals 1 and CDDocCnt equals 1 and TotDocCnt would also equal 1.
XML For Event Code 100000
   <EESEventAdd>
     <JESMsgRqHdr>
        <JESHdr>
            <AuditWsId>[79.125.0.209]</AuditWsId>
            <ConsumerProd>[ConsumerProd]</ConsumerProd>
            <ConsumerRqDtTime>2016-05-04T18:13:51.0</ConsumerRqDtTime>
        </JESHdr>
     </JESMsgRqHdr>
     <EESEventInfoArray>
        <EESEventInfo>
            <EventNum>100000</EventNum>
            <EventProd>[Product Name]</EventProd>
            <EventTimeDt>2016-05-04T18:10:51.0</EventTimeDt>
            <InstId>[123456789]</InstId>
            <EventDataInfoArray>
              <EventDataInfo>
                <Name>BatchId</Name>
                <Val>[Batch Identification]</Val>
              </EventDataInfo>
              <EventDataInfo>
                <Name>ElecDocCode</Name>
                <Val>[Document Type]</Val>
              </EventDataInfo>
              <EventDataInfo>
                <Name>DocFileId</Name>
                <Val>[Document Provider]</Val>
              </EventDataInfo>
              <EventDataInfo>
                <Name>DocDtId</Name>
                <Val>[Document Date or Date Key ]</Val>
              </EventDataInfo>
              <EventDataInfo>
                <Name>DocCnt</Name>
                <Val>[Count of Statements or Documents delivered electronically]</Val>
              </EventDataInfo>
              <EventDataInfo>
                <Name>StmtEnclCnt</Name>
                <Val>[Count of Enclosures]</Val>
              </EventDataInfo>
              <EventDataInfo>
                <Name>BatchStatCode</Name>
                <Val>[Batch Status Code]</Val>
              </EventDataInfo>
              <EventDataInfo>
                <Name>BatchStatDesc</Name>
                <Val>[Batch Status Code Description]</Val>
              </EventDataInfo>
              <EventDataInfo>
                <Name>HistDocType</Name>
                <Val>[Historical Documents [true,false]]</Val>
              </EventDataInfo>
              <EventDataInfo>
                <Name>PrtDocCnt</Name>
                <Val>[Count of Statements or documents that will be printed]</Val>
              </EventDataInfo>
              <EventDataInfo>
                <Name>CDDocCnt</Name>
                <Val>[Count of Statements or Documents that will be delivered on Compact Disc or similar media]</Val>
              </EventDataInfo>
              <EventDataInfo>
                <Name>TotDocCnt</Name>
                <Val>[Total Count of Statements or Documents included in a batch. <TotDocCnt> is not necessarily the total of <DocCnt> + <PrtDocCnt> + <CDDocCnt> as a statement or document could be included in more than one group. An example might be that an FI’s customer might want their statement delivered electronically and also delivered on a Compact Disc. In this example, DocCnt equals 1 and CDDocCnt equals 1 and TotDocCnt would also equal 1.]</Val>
              </EventDataInfo>
            </EventDataInfoArray>
        </EESEventInfo>
     </EESEventInfoArray>
   </EESEventAdd>
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Last updated Mon Jul 7 2025