Receiver determination without setting sender

Hi!
My problem: In my scenario I will have many sending business systems which should be all processed in the same way. Usually I have to create a receiver determination and interface determination for each sender. I want to configure a generic routing: If a specific interface arives: Do that and that independent from which business system the message was sended, so I don't have to configure each business system.
In the receiver agreement it is possible to set * as sender. When I try to do this in receiver determination and interface determinition, in the receiver determination no interface determination is found.
Any ideas how to solve this problem?
Best regards,
Daniel

Hi!
Thanks for the answers and sorry for my late answer
I have two cases to solve:
IDoc (different types) to mail. With the wildcards (*) and a dynamic receiver configuration in a mail adapter module and a message mapping which gets the neccessary data for that, this works now without any "hard" configuration of sending business systems
The other case is more difficult: I receive a mail and have to determine the receiver dynamically by XPath-Expressions in the Receiver Determination. That is no problem, now nearly everything works without special configuration by using the wildcards. Only the receiver agreement has to be configured "hard" with the receiving business system.
But I'm not really sure if this is possible to solve. Maybe with dynamic configuration?
Best regards,
Daniel

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