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Given the business case
The business case is to create a report, which would have all the intra-day cashflow information along with their indiv workflow status. This is required to know the exact position for payments throttling.
Though this information is available in the Settlements module, there was no way to pull this information in our custom Report builds. The only way to pull the audits for the custom reports seems to be from the "Deal Audits" which has this limitation.
Unlikely we can consider the suggested enhancement, changing the behavior of Deal - Audits as it is not reporting the actions/details at the cashflow level, but only at the deal level.
Potentially we could look at including lifecycle details somehow on the cashflow reports.
The deal audit is designed to audit from a deal level perspective.
Typically, you would do exception handling and follow cashflow eft status using the Settlements module. Here the latest EFT ACK/NACK status is recorded in the Pay/Rec. column.
The ACK/NACK status is at a message level; and given that a particular deal cashflow can be associated with more than one message; all related messages can be viewed in the EFT Messages module. It is not something that we can consider including in the deal audit information.
It would be interesting to know the business case behind this requirement - it is not something we have really been asked for before.