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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.reparse | Journal Reparse | Overview | 10 | customer |
Re-process uploaded journal files when transactions look wrong — for example duplicates, missing entries, or files that failed to read the first time. Use this after a fix has been applied so the affected files are read again and the transaction records rebuilt.
🗂️ Choose a Journal Type
- Use the ATM Journals tab for standard ATM journal files.
- Use the TCR Journals tab for teller cash recycler files.
Each tab shows and re-processes only its own type of file.
📊 Check File Parse Status
- (Optional) Type an ATM ID in the filter box to look at one machine, then click Refresh.
- Review the coloured status pills for a quick count of how files stand, plus a Total.
- Scroll the table for per-file detail.
What you're looking at
- ATM — the machine the file came from.
- Date — the journal date the file covers.
- Status — where the file is: Parsed (done), Pending (waiting), Parsing (in progress), or Error (failed).
- Transactions — how many transactions were read from that file.
- Error — a short note when a file failed to process.
🔄 Trigger a Reparse
- (Optional) Enter an ATM ID to reparse just that machine. Leave it blank to reparse every ATM's files.
- Click Reparse All.
- Confirm in the pop-up — it tells you whether you're reparsing one ATM or all of them.
- You'll see how many files were queued (for example "Queued 12 of 12 files").
Reparsing removes the current transactions for the selected files and reads them again from scratch. Reparsing all ATMs can take several minutes.
🕐 Good to Know
- Processing runs in the background — files move through Pending → Parsing → Parsed on their own.
- Turn on Auto-refresh (top right) to have the status update every few seconds, or click Refresh to check progress yourself.