Where to find EDI payload?? Seeburger monitor or RWB or SXI_MONITOR?

Hello Experts,
We're working on an ANSIX12 (AS2)--> XI --> Idoc (R/3) scenario. Everything is working fine. I just want to know where do I need to look to get the source ANSIX12 payload?
As far as I know, there can be 3 places to look for as follows...
Seeburger Message monitor - just has a log of the transaction..not the payload.
XI RWB - Contains the XML version of EDI (BIC mapper had already converted EDI flat file to XML format).
SXMB_MONI - Contains the XML version of EDI (BIC mapper had already converted EDI flat file to XML format).
Where else should I be looking? I'm sure there must be a place to look for the actual raw incoming EDI payload.
Your help is much appreciated. Please advise.
Thanks
Karthik

Hi,
AFAIK we cannot monitor the raw edi data received...in moni...(but not sure about seeburger moni...as you said not...)
if needed we can save the same using BIC parameter ...(saveFile....parameter ..dont remeber exactly the name of the parameter)
check the BIC doc if needed more details...
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