Submissions (Push)

Manages the borrower data the institution submits to bureaus — both positive performance and negative (default) listings. Submissions package member loan status into the bureau's required layout and track acknowledgement. Accurate, timely reporting is a compliance obligation and feeds the shared credit-information ecosystem.

Submissions (Push)
Submissions (Push) — live screen from the BridgeERP MFI Suite.

Workflow

  1. Open Submissions (Push) to view outgoing data batches.
  2. Generate a submission for the reporting period.
  3. Review the borrowers and the positive/negative classification.
  4. Send the batch to the bureau in its required format.
  5. Confirm the acknowledgement and resolve any rejected records.

Fields reference

Every field on this screen, drawn from the live data model.

FieldTypeRequiredDescription
Period
period
TextYesReport period e.g. 2026-04
Bureau
bureau_id
Link → mfi.crb.bureauYesBureau
Payload Format
payload_format
Choice: XML — CBK DST, JSONYesPayload Format
Transport
transport
Choice: SFTP, HTTPS RESTYesTransport
Name
name
TextName
Record Count
record_count
NumberRecord Count
Payload
payload
Long textPayload
Response
response
Long textResponse
State
state
Choice: Draft, Ready, Sent, FailedState
Sent On
sent_on
Date & timeSent On
Remote Filename
remote_filename
TextRemote Filename
Error Message
error_message
Long textError Message

Actions & buttons

Buttons available on this screen and what they do:

  • Build
  • Validate
  • Send

Status lifecycle

Records on this screen move through these statuses:

Draft → Ready → Sent → Failed

Notes & rules

  • Model mfi.crb.submission; statuses such as draft, sent, acknowledged, rejected.
  • Carries positive (good standing) and negative (default) listings.
  • Must match the bureau/regulator file layout (for example CBK metropol/transunion formats).
  • Late or inaccurate reporting carries regulatory and reputational risk.

Technical model: mfi.crb.submission · Record: CRB Loan Performance Submission (push)

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