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EFT Field Mapping

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Hello, I am trying to validate what field is being defaulted as the /payee name/ on the EFT export. I cannot find a field mapping for this. Ideally, I want it mapped to the remit to address name. Anyone have tips to update this?
Thanks in advance!
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    YUN ZHU 78,032 Super User 2025 Season 1 on at
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    Hi, although it has nothing to do with your problem, here is a customized example, I hope it can give you some tips.
     
    Thanks.
    ZHU
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    ahanson 212 on at
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    Thank you guys for the help. So the "payee name" is somewhere linked to the vendor name? Is it possible to update the coding for this to grab the remit to name instead?
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    Jun Wang 7,604 Super User 2025 Season 1 on at
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    to make this easy to understand. A EFT file is just a bunch of text, numbers in a structure that is required by the bank so it can make sense in their system.
    In the bunch of info on a text file, it basically has 3 main parts. Header, details, footer.
    the information you are looking for is likely to be in the details.
     
    so the best way to make sense of the file is to create an EFT file using a vendor you are familiar. Say company XYZ. there are other information for this vendor as well such as vendor number, etc, that is needed for the bank to process.
     
    After the file is created, search for where the vendor name is
     
    in this example, the highlighted in vendor name, You then go to the data exchange definition to find where the detail dictate this mapping. 
     
    I used to count character by character to make sense of such an export. It is boring but it helps you to understand how it is structured.
     
    with a better understanding, you could change/update the data exchange definition as needed. 
     
    Jun Wang
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    Valentin Castravet 26,349 Super User 2025 Season 1 on at
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    1. Go to the data exchange definition and open your EFT format
    2. In the Line Definitions FastTab select the relevant section of the EFT and click on Field Mapping
    3. In the Field Mapping Page you will see what Business Central has it mapped to. The column no. field is the EFT file field, the Field ID is the field in Business Central
     
     
     
     
     
     

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