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62 plain-language audience:customer Overview guides, one per primary user-facing module (analytics/aria/claims/dashboard/devices/incident/msp/ profile/recon/reports/transactions/vault + fleet), authored by a per-module parallel pass grounded in each component's actual UI, mirroring the fleet.tasks voice. Existing hand-made guides were skipped, not overwritten. Deployed to guide.bcos.dev for review; all DRAFT. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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module, title, tab, order, audience
| module | title | tab | order | audience |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| transactions.journal-parsing | Journal Parsing Rules | Overview | 10 | customer |
Controls how HiveIQ reads the journal files your ATMs upload and turns them into transactions. Use this screen when transactions look wrong or incomplete, or when you add ATMs from a new vendor.
📋 Parsing Rules
- The Journal Parsing Rules panel shows the active rules — transaction types, field patterns, and system events — grouped into sections like Version, Timestamp Pattern, Transaction Rules, and System Events.
- Click Edit Rules to change them, then Save & Apply to put them live (or Cancel to discard).
- Click Reload Rules to refresh from the current rule file without editing.
After saving or reloading, the version number updates so you can confirm the change took effect.
🏷️ Journal / Vendor Types
- The Journal / Vendor Types panel lists any vendor-specific rule sets you've defined.
- Assign a type to an ATM's journal files so those files use that vendor's custom rules.
- If no type is assigned, the default rules apply to every ATM.
If no vendor types are listed yet, you can add them in the rules file above.
🔄 Reparse Journals
- Use the Reparse Journals panel to re-process already-uploaded journal files with the current rules.
- Enter an ATM ID to reparse just that machine, or leave it blank to reparse all ATMs.
- Click the reparse button — HiveIQ tells you how many files were queued.
Reparsing deletes the existing transactions for those files and rebuilds them from the original journals. Use it after you change the rules so past data reflects the update.