Exception Handling & Validation Procedure Sample Clauses

Exception Handling & Validation Procedure. Use of the e-Bulk service must follow the process flows described in [1]. Upon receipt at the DBS, batches of applications will be validated. This validation will have multiple stages and will allow for rejection of entire batches or individual applications within a batch. The outcome of this validation will be reported over the interface according to the process described in [1]. Messages exchanged over e-Bulk must conform to the relevant message format defined and described in [2], and e-RBs must apply XML schema validation to messages, before submitting them over the interface, thus ensuring that they are conformant with the relevant message format.
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