BS EN 17419-1:2020 pdf free.Digital Information Interchange in the Insurance Industry一Transfer of electronic documents. Process and Data Model.
BS EN 17419-1 The electronic transfer of documents pertaining to an insurance transaction should include, besides the binary file(s)， a set of limited data describing both the insurance business process and the corresponding document(s) in order to enable automated processing by the receiver. These so-called
“metadata” are limited only to requirements which directly support the standardized transfer process and which are generic to a large number of document types and transaction types. Not specified are the requirements for data of a specific insurance transaction type or a specific document type because they
are out of scope of this standard.For specific insurance transactions even documents or binary files are not necessary, for example the acknowledgement of a business process. In this case the insurance transaction contains metadata only.Each requirement is given a requirement ID in the form of R+number. In Table 1 the requirements are allocated to the data elements reflecting the requirement ID.The following requirements for the metadata of an insurance transaction are identified:5.3 describes the process model for the transfer of insurance transaction information. Different use cases specify the transaction information transfer between different business parties and define the appropriate data required by these business parties.The use cases describe only the transmission process to electronically transfer insurance transaction information from one party to another party. Further internal processing by the involved parties is
described informally only to support the derivation and use of required data that should be included in such a transfer process.The provided diagrams for the use cases are given in the Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN 2.0) format. A short legend of the symbols used is given in Clause 4.In the direct transfer process, the issuer of an insurance transaction electronically transfers the insurance transaction information directly to the addressee of the insurance transaction. Therefore the insurance transaction issuer is also the sender party in this transfer process. Due to the direct transfer the addressee is also the receiver party at the same time. BS EN 17419-1 pdf download.