External bank reconciliation for bank statement in USA

Does USA banks offer import bank statement feature to B1?  How to import the data to B1?

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Have you checked the Payment Engine Addon ?
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    Hi,
    Client have many bank accounts. He transfer fund from all banks at different places to its corporate bank account on daily basis (once in a day). In this case bank statement shows only reference as transferred to "XXXX bank account" for all transfers.
    How to treate this in bank reco.What should we enter in Assignment filed in document and reference field in manual bank statment to reconcile it properly.
    Please suggest.
    Regards,
    Harshal

    Hi Harsh,
                   In Bank recon fund transfer when we used to post a document PK-40 and PK-50 for this the GL accounts for Banks(40&50) we need to give and In Reference area-(Just mention-Fund transfer) and Assignment area-(F.T-HDFC to Axis) and in Text area (Fund Transfer from HDFC to other Banks-IT is for first Line item for other banks based on GL a/c for that gl text as F.T from HDFC to Axis).
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    Regards
    Sridhar

  • Bank reconciliation for existing payments

    I have a problem with the Bank Statement Reconciliation (BSP) processing introduced in version 2007A. I cannot work out how to reconcile to payment transactions which already exist. I have tried the documentation and the webex, but they do not seem to cover it.
    Scenario:
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    2. An Incoming Payment document is created. This will sometimes be allocated or sometimes be a payment on account.
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    Regards,
    Douglas

    Hi Douglas
    Depending on the payment means, an interim account could be involved, requiring the deposit function to be used. You did not mention the deposit being done or what the payment means was. Therefore I assume that this could be the problem. Let me know if it is.
    Kind regards
    Peter Juby

  • Need to clear openitems for Bank Reconciliation without useing Algorithms

    Dear All,
    As per configuration of Manual Bank Reconciliation, for clearing cheque deposit & cheque issue we are useing Algorithms 15 & 13 respectively. while uploading Bank statement we used to give SIX digit cheque number as a reference to clear the open items (i.e the same cheque Number is used to enter by the user in Allocation field of GL Account)
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    Regards,
    Swathi

    HI
    My Requirement is only one..... can we clear without useing Algorithms..... let me know the process.... on what parameters/specifications can do
    Rgds,
    Swathi
    Edited by: swathi fico on Aug 27, 2009 10:08 AM
    Edited by: swathi fico on Aug 27, 2009 12:55 PM

  • Bank Reconcilation for the first time.

    Hi,
    I need help on how to do a bank reconciliation for the first time.  The bank statement has some transactions which happened on the old system now when we tried to reconcile the total does not match to the bank statement. How can we get it to reconcile we cannot make once sided entry.
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    Hi Ghanbary, if we think logicially, the bank statement has transactions that occurred before you cut over to B1. So the question is do those transactions belong to Customers and Vendors such as receivable or payables, or were they expense and revenue deposits or owners withdrawing and depositing funds etc?
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    There are many approaches to handle this. You should talk to your accountant what best practice he suggests from the point of view of management reports and even taxation reports or investor reports. As a systems guy you can not arbitrarily decide that.
    It is best to create and match balance sheet in new system against the old system and make sure they match before starting new transactions on new B1 platform.

  • Bank reconciliation incoming payment

    Hi All,
    I am in the blue print designing phase of one of my client. Below is the client requirement for incoming bank reconciliation.
    We have suggested them, the moment they received cheque of check from client, the entry should be posted in incoming payment account like this:
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    Hi Ashutosh,
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    Regards,
    Kiron Kumar T.

  • Opening Bank Reconciliation

    In order to ensure that your client is able to perform their first bank reconciliation correctly, you need to perform the following steps:
    First we'll create an example:
    Opening Cashbook (General Ledger) balance           = $100 Dr (Favorable)
    Oustanding unpresented Cheques                           = $50
    Opening Bank Statement balance                           = $150
    Step 1:
    Firstly enter the Cashbook balance via Incoming Payments as:
    Dr         Bank Account        $100.00
    Cr         Cashbook Opening Balance Suspense account   $100.00
    Step 2:
    Secondly enter each oustanding cheque via Outgoing Payments against the bank Account
    Dr         Bank Account (Contra)    $100.00
    Cr         Bank Account (with Chq No)        $100.00
    Step 3:
    Open you Bank Reconciliation via Banking - Bank Statement + External Reconciliation - Manual Reconciliation.
    Enter:
    Opening Statement Balance  =  $  0.00
    Closing Statement Balance   = $150.00
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    Tick / Select Opening $100 + All Dr Balance Cheque Entries.
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    Hi Kevin,
    Nice to have your message here about OB recon. Actually we have also related problem and let me discuss with financial application consultant about that, then I go back to post the result here.
    Rgds,

  • Bank Reconciliation date

    Dear Experts
    SBO 2007B pl07
    I am doing Manual Reconciliation for Bank. Here i want to put check realized date. Is there any Provision for check realize date?
    regards

    Dear Ashish
    Everyday some cheques are cleared, End user cannot make everyday reconciliation because user can get the bank statement every month end. So that  they wants to put clearing date in the statement.
    If you see the tally software for Bank Reconciliation you can easily identify the problem.
    thanks & regards
    Edited by: K. Asupathy Raja on Jul 29, 2009 7:44 AM

  • Bank Reconciliation - Picking wrong accounts

    Dear All,
    I have configured manual bank reconciliation for our house banks as follows,
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    102310      Bank ACC 01 - Main                          LK00     ++++++++++++ Main
    102311      Bank ACC 01 - Incoming Payments     LK01     +++++++++++1 Receipts
    102312      Bank ACC 01 - Cheque Payable     LK02     +++++++++++2 Payments - Cheques
    102313      Bank ACC 01 - Bank Draft (Foreign)     LK03     +++++++++++3 Bank Draft
    102314      Bank ACC 01 - Bank Transfers (Dm)     LK04     +++++++++++4 Bank Transfers
    102315      Bank ACC 02 - Main                          LK05     +++++++++++5  Main
    102316      Bank ACC 02 - Incoming Payments     LK06     +++++++++++6 Receipts
    102317      Bank ACC 02 - Cheque Payable     LK07     +++++++++++7 Payments - Cheques
    102318      Bank ACC 02 - Bank Draft (Foreign)     LK08     +++++++++++8 Bank Draft
    102319      Bank ACC 02 - Bank Transfers (Dm)     LK09     +++++++++++9 Bank Transfers
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    Any idea to come across above error ? Appreciate your help on this.
    Thanks
    Madhawa

    Thanks for your reply.
    I have 8 house banks and GL codes created as follows,
    102310      Bank ACC 01 - Main
    102311      Bank ACC 01 - Incoming Payments
    102312      Bank ACC 01 - Cheque Payable
    102313      Bank ACC 01 - Bank Draft (Foreign)
    102314      Bank ACC 01 - Bank Transfers (Domestic)
    102315      Bank ACC 02 - Main
    102316      Bank ACC 02 - Incoming Payments
    102317      Bank ACC 02 - Cheque Payable
    102318      Bank ACC 02 - Bank Draft (Foreign)
    102319      Bank ACC 02 - Bank Transfers (Domestic)
    Iif I create GL accounts keeping with 10 (Main + 9 clearing accounts) will be ok. But I need keeping with 5 accounts (Main + 4 clearing accounts for each house bank).
    As suggested, if I keep GL accounts codes instead of mask, is it recomended to keep ?
    Thanks

  • Manual Bank Reconciliation Statement for multiple dates

    How can we enter ONE manual BRS for multiple posting dates?
    Below is the scenario for which we need multiple posting dates in one bank statement.
    We receive and enter in SAP the Bank reconciliation statement at the end of every month.  The system considers Posting date as end of the month ( the entry date or a single date what we enter).  The transactions however belongs to many dates of the month.  So while posting the bank statement system considers only one posting date and picks up the exchange rates of one date ( that is the posting date).  It results in undesired exchange rate differences.
    To elaborate more please check the following example:
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    2. Incoming Payment on 06-12-09 in USD with Exchange rate 3.9
    3. Incoming Payment on 09-1209 in USD with Exchange Rate 3.7
    If all of the above transactions are posted at one posting date the system picks up only one exchange rate at the posting date.  However the system should pick up the respective exchange rates on the transaction date.
    I hope I am able to communicate properly.
    Waiting for your expert opinion forks.
    Amir

    How can we enter ONE manual BRS for multiple posting dates?
    Below is the scenario for which we need multiple posting dates in one bank statement.
    We receive and enter in SAP the Bank reconciliation statement at the end of every month.  The system considers Posting date as end of the month ( the entry date or a single date what we enter).  The transactions however belongs to many dates of the month.  So while posting the bank statement system considers only one posting date and picks up the exchange rates of one date ( that is the posting date).  It results in undesired exchange rate differences.
    To elaborate more please check the following example:
    1. Incoming Payment on 01-12-09 in USD (USD = Foreign Currency, AED = Local Currency ) with Exchage rate 3.8.
    2. Incoming Payment on 06-12-09 in USD with Exchange rate 3.9
    3. Incoming Payment on 09-1209 in USD with Exchange Rate 3.7
    If all of the above transactions are posted at one posting date the system picks up only one exchange rate at the posting date.  However the system should pick up the respective exchange rates on the transaction date.
    I hope I am able to communicate properly.
    Waiting for your expert opinion forks.
    Amir

  • Electronic Bank Statement for Bank Reconciliation

    Hello FI Experts,
    Could you please advice if Electronic Bank Statement is possible to be configured.
    if yes, how does it differ from Manual Bank Statement, I mean, is there any particular format provided by SAP so that the Bank data could be uploaded in the system & then go ahead with making reconciliation.
    please help, how do i configure this??

    Hello,
    You will find the following thread is useful:
    bank reconciliation statement
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    Ravi

  • Automatic bank reconciliation with Electronic bank statement

    Deal All,
    As mentioned in the subject of this mail, this is to request for your inputs to advice the configuration steps with process for Configuration of Electronic Bank Statment in R3 to eneble the user for automatic bank reconciliation with clearing customer/vendor open items.Please send confi doc.
    Request you to provide documentation if possible along with your valuble advices.
    cvs

    Hi
    I implemented the EBS in my company 4 month ago and here are some advises on the problems i experienced in the setup process. As for the setup process it is straightforward just read the manual at help.sap.com.
    We used the MT940 format for importing bank statements from our bank.
    The first thing i would advice you to do is make a list of all the possible transactions that are to be handled by the EBS application.
    Then make estimation of how many payments that are recieved in constant structured way which the EBS can handle. (invoice number in the text)
    The people in our accounting department complained alot about the output format in the EBS not being userfreindly compared to the advises they recieved in e-mail form from the bank so if not the bulk of your payments can be processed automatically it might not be worth the trouble to implement it. (i still think they uses the the email to postprocess the transactions that was not automatically cleraed)
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    In the implementation process we experienced that the EBS application created a payment advice each time the amount of the payment didnt match the invoice in the system. We implemented a note from service.sap which disabled this and just assigned the difference to a bankcharge account.
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  • Not getting check box for Bank Statement Processing in Company Details Tab

    I am trying to achieve the ability to perform automatic external Bank Reconciliation.
    I have installed following add on successfully under SAP B1 2007A: FD, BTHF and Payment.
    I restarted license server and SAP B1.
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    (Admin->System Init->Company Details).
    I am running 2007A SP1 patch 10 with hotfix.
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    Hi,
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  • Configuration setting for bank reconciliation staement

    Hi
    pl. provide the configuration setting required for BRS with TC
    Thanks
    shivaji

    Hi,
    Electronic Bank Statement
    Global Settings for Electronic Bank Statement
    You should carry out Customizing for the electronic bank statement as follows: In Customizing for Bank Accounting, choose Business Transactions  Payment Transactions  Electronic Bank Statement  Make Global Settings for Electronic Bank Statement.
    Create Account Symbols:
    In this step, you create account symbols. You will need these symbols at a later stage to define the posting specifications. Before the posting rules are used, the individual account symbols are replaced by the account to which items are to be posted.
    Account Text
    AUSG-UEBERW-AUS Foreign out. transf.
    AUSG-UEBERW-INL Domestic out. transf
    BANK Bank account
    BANKEINZUG Bank collection
    BANKGEBUEHREN Bank cost
    BARAUSZAHLUNG Cash payment
    BAREINZAHLUNG Cash deposit
    GELDEINGANG Cash receipt
    SCHECKAUSGANG Outgoing cheques
    SCHECKEINGANG Incoming cheques
    SCHECKVERRECHNG Cheque clearing acct
    SONSTIGE Other bank trans.
    TREASURYAUSGANG Treasury outg. trans
    TREASURYEINGANG Treasury inc. trans.
    ZINSAUFWAND Interest paid
    ZINSERTRAG Interest received
    Assign Accounts to Account Symbol:
    In this step, you define how accounts are determined for a particular account symbol. To avoid you having to define a separate account symbol for each individual house bank account (each with a different G/L account and separate bank clearing accounts), the G/L Acct field can contain a masked output.
    Act Symbol Acct Mod. Currency G/L Acct
    AUSG-UEBERW-AUS + + +++++++++3
    AUSG-UEBERW-INL + + +++++++++2
    BANK + + ++++++++++
    GELDAUSGANG + + +++++++++2
    GELDEINGANG + + +++++++++9
    KASSE + + ++++++++++
    SCHECKAUSGANG + + +++++++++1
    SCHECKEINGANG + + +++++++++8
    SCHECKVERRECHNUNG + + ++++++++17
    SONSTIGE + + ++++++++19
    SPESEN + + 479000
    Create Keys for Posting Rules:
    In this step, you create the descriptions for the required posting rules. Each posting rule represents the business transaction on the bank statement in the SAP system, such as a cheque received, a credit memo, or debit memo.
    Posting Rule Text
    001+ Cash inflow via interim account
    002 + Cheque credit memo through bank
    003- Cashed Cheque
    004- Domestic transfer
    005- Foreign transfer
    006- Other disbursements
    007+ Other receipts
    008- Cash payment
    009+ Cash receipt
    010+ Collection/direct debit
    011- Returns collection/direct debit
    012- Bank fee
    013+ Interest received
    014- Interest paid
    015+ Payment by credit card
    016- Vendor direct debit
    017+ Treasury receipts
    018- Treasury disbursements
    Define Posting Rules/Posting Specifications:
    In this step, you create posting specifications for each posting rule. The posting specifications enable you to define how a particular business transaction (such as a credit memo) is to be posted.
    Posting specifications comprise one or two posting records Debit  Credit. The first posting record is called posting area 1 and usually involves a G/L account posting (BANK ACCOUNT  CASH RECEIPT, for example). The second posting record, which is optional, is called posting area 2 (CASH RECEIPT  CUSTOMER, for example).
    Depending on whether a posting transaction affects bank accounting only, or affects both bank accounting and subledger accounting, you define posting rules either for the first posting area only, or for both the first and second posting areas.
    Pstg Rule PosAr PKey Acct (Debit) PKey Acct (Credit) Doc. Type Pst Ty
    Cash inflow via interim account 001+ 1 40 BANK 50 GELDEINGANG SA 1
    001+ 2 40 GELDEINGANG DZ 8
    Cheque credit memo through bank 002+ 1 40 BANK 50 SCHECK-EINGANG SA 1
    Cashed Cheque 003- 1 SCHECK-AUSGANG 50 BANK SA 4
    Domestic transfer 004- 1 AUSG-UEBERW-INL 50 BANK SA 4
    Foreign transfer 005- 1 AUSG-UEBERW-AUS 50 BANK SA 4
    Other disbursements 006- 1 40 SONSTIGE 50 BANK SA 1
    Other receipts 007+ 1 40 BANK 50 SONSTIGE SA 1
    Cash payment 008- 1 BARAUS-ZAHLUNG 50 BANK SA 4
    Cash receipt 009+ 1 40 BANK BAREIN-ZAHLUNG SA 5
    Collection/
    direct debit 010+ 1 40 BANK BANK-
    EINZUG SA 5
    Returns collection/
    direct debit 011- 1 40 SONSTIGE 50 BANK SA 1
    Bank fee 012- 1 40 BANKGEBUEHREN 50 BANK SA 1
    Interest received 013+ 1 40 BANK 50 ZINSERTRAG SA 1
    Interest paid 014- 1 40 ZINSAUFWAND 50 BANK SA 1
    Vendor direct debit 016- 1 40 AUSG-UEBERWSG INL 50 BANK SA 1
    2 50 AUSG-UEBERWSG INL KZ 7
    Treasury receipts 017+ 1 40 BANK TREASURY-EINGANG SA 5
    Treasury disbursements 018- 1 TREASURY-AUSGANG 50 BANK SA 4
    Returns collections/direct debits are posted to the account for other interim postings, since they need to be postprocessed.
    Create Transaction Type:
    In this step, you create the names and descriptions for the various transaction types required. House banks that use identical lists of business transaction codes (external transactions) can later be assigned to the same transaction type.
    Trans. Type Name
    MC MultiCash
    Assign External Transaction Types to Posting Rules:
    In this step, you assign (external) business transaction codes to a posting rule (internal), which enables you to use the same posting specifications for different business transaction codes.
    Ext Trans +/- Post. Rule Int Algthm
    001 - 003- 012 Outgoing cheque: cheque number same as payment doc. no.
    002 - 003- 012 Outgoing cheque: cheque number same as payment doc. no.
    004 - 016- 021 Reference document number search
    005 - 016- 021 Reference document number search
    009 - 011- 000 No interpretation
    020 - 004- 019 Reference no. (DME management)
    051 + 001+ 021 Reference document number search
    070 + 002+ 000 No interpretation
    071 + 010+ 019 Reference no. (DME management)
    082 + 009+ 001 Standard algorithm
    083 - 008- 001 Standard algorithm
    201 - 005- 019 Reference no. (DME management)
    202 + 001+ 021 Reference document number search
    206 - 005- 019 Reference no. (DME management)
    401 + 017+ 019 Reference no. (DME management)
    401 - 018- 019 Reference no. (DME management)
    402 + 017+ 019 Reference no. (DME management)
    402 - 018- 019 Reference no. (DME management)
    411 - 018- 019 Reference no. (DME management)
    412 + 017+ 019 Reference no. (DME management)
    413 - 018- 019 Reference no. (DME management)
    414 + 017+ 019 Reference no. (DME management)
    415 - 018- 019 Reference no. (DME management)
    416 + 017+ 019 Reference no. (DME management)
    417 - 018- 019 Reference no. (DME management)
    418 + 017+ 019 Reference no. (DME management)
    808 - 012- 000 No interpretation
    814 + 013+ 000 No interpretation
    814 - 014- 000 No interpretation
    833 + 017+ 001 Standard algorithm
    833 - 018- 001 Standard algorithm
    UNALLOCATED + 007+ 000
    UNALLOCATED - 006- 000
    To enable the bank statement to find the item to be cleared in the vendor direct debit transaction, the bank details must be maintained in the vendor master record. The bank statement finds the vendor using the bank details and the item using the value (if unique).
    For algorithm 012, the number interval of the document numbers must be entered in the import report. For algorithm 026, the number interval of the reference document numbers must be entered (SD number assignment = XBLNR in the FI document). For further information on searching for the reference document number, refer to SAP Note 0107592.
    The UNALLOCATED transaction results in the bank statement being imported, even if the external transaction code has not been created in Customizing. The transaction is posted to the interim account +++++5 (bank subaccount, depending on bank). Take a look at this interim account after the bank statement has been imported and post the items to the correct accounts where necessary. To ensure that the transaction is contained in the system the next time the statement is imported, define the new external transaction code in Customizing and assign an appropriate posting rule.
    Assign Bank Accounts to Transaction Types:
    In this step, you assign each of your bank accounts to a transaction type.
    Bank key Bank Account Transaction
    400500 XXXXXXXX MC
    5.5.3 Manual Bank Statement
    Create and Assign Business Transactions
    In this step, you define an indicator and assign a posting rule for each business transaction.
    Tran +- Post. Rule Acct Mod Int Algthm Text
    001+ + 001+ + 21 Cash inflow via interim account
    002+ + 002+ + Cheque credit memo through bank
    003- - 003- + 12 Cashed Cheque
    004- - 004- + 19 Domestic transfer
    005- - 005- + 19 Foreign transfer
    006- - 006- + Other disbursements
    007+ + 007+ + Other receipts
    008- - 008- + 1 Cash payment
    009+ + 009+ + 1 Cash receipt
    010+ + 010+ + 19 Collection/direct debit
    011- - 011- + Returns collection/direct debit
    012- - 012- + Bank fee
    013+ + 013+ + Interest received
    014- - 014- + Interest paid
    016- - 016- + 21 Vendor direct debit
    017+ + 017+ + 19 Treasury receipts
    018- - 018- + 19 Treasury disbursements
    019+ + 017+ + 1 Cash concentration - incoming
    020- - 018- + 1 Cash concentration - outgoing
    Define Posting Keys and Posting Rules for Manual Bank Statement
    The posting keys and rules have already been set up for the electronic bank statement. The posting keys and rules for the manual bank statement are the same as those used for the electronic bank statement.
    5.5.4 Cheque Management
    Create and Assign Business Transactions
    In this step, you define transaction codes for cheque deposits and assign them to a posting rule. You have to specify these transaction codes in the Tran (Transaction) field on the initial screen for cheque deposits.
    Tran +- Post. Rule Acct Mod Text
    CD01 + CD01 + Direct cheque deposit
    CD02 + CD02 + Cheque deposit via interim account
    Define Posting Rules and Posting Keys for Cheque Deposit
    Two posting rules have been created: Direct cheque deposit and Cheque deposit via interim account. These rules represent two ways of posting cheques in the system. If you only want to post the bank accounting item in the first step and then clear the open customer items, use the Cheque deposit via interim account transaction. This is of particular importance when you have a lot of cheques and you have to ensure that all the cheques in Bank Accounting are posted by 10:30 a.m., for example. Otherwise, you use the Direct cheque deposit transaction in which the customers are cleared immediately provided that clearing information is available.
    Procedure
    Create Account Symbols:
    In this step, you create account symbols. You will need these symbols at a later stage to define the posting specifications. Before the posting rules are used, the individual account symbols are replaced by the account to which items are to be posted.
    Symbol Description
    SCHECKEINGANG Incoming cheques
    SCHECKVERRECHNG Cheque clearing acct
    BANK Bank account
    Assign Accounts to Account Symbol:
    In this step, you define how accounts are determined for a particular account symbol. To avoid you having to define a separate account symbol for each individual house bank account (each with a different G/L account and separate bank clearing accounts), the G/L Acct field can contain a masked output.
    Act Symbol Acct Mod. Currency G/L Acct Acct Symb. Desc. (set automatically)
    SCHECKEINGANG + + +++++++++8 Incoming cheques
    SCHECKVERRECHNG + + ++++++++13 Cheque clearing acct
    SCHECKVERRECHNG + CHF ++++++++60 Cheque clearing acct
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