Most causes of RB 012 fall into two main categories: File Build Problems and VisaNet Problems. In most cases, the rest of the batch must be transmitted. Complete the following:
Does the terminal download from MMS?
Does the terminal download from another TSYS processing database, such as DCTools, Softpay, VeriCentre, or TermMaster Suites?
Was the terminal is programmed by another source, such as a third party, ZonTalk, Hypercom, and other download systems?
Refer to Merchant Services. Contact the file building division.
Is a large conversion occurring?
Where there is a large conversion of merchants (from one BIN, AGENT, or CHAIN to another):
Review the following table for possible cause and solution:
Possible Cause |
Solution |
File Build Error American Express should have:
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An MMS-certified associate should correct the file to enable staging and vapping. If you are that person, and the file was built correctly, you may also want to attempt re-staging the card type. To re-stage AMEX, complete the following:
Changes in hierarchy must include the following for re-staging to occur:
Without these steps, the file does not re-stage. |
File Build Error Novus/Discover should have:
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An MMS-certified person should correct the file in the following manner to enable staging and vapping:
Changes in hierarchy must include the following for re-staging to occur:
Without these steps, the file does not re-stage. |
File Build Error Is the merchant a hotel? MMS automatically picks the correct American Express certification information according to an internal utility. This error rarely occurs for any type of merchant other than hotels, which have the option of two Format Codes: 10 & 11.
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If the merchant is a hotel, two things cause the problem:
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The communication process between MMS and the Authorization & Capture processing platform is experiencing technical difficulties. .
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If the Production Control Station Staff or your supervisors notified you of an actual problem, follow whatever procedures they have provided. If you were not alerted to any issues, but you feel there is a problem, escalate the issue to your supervisor. This kind of problem is typically not isolated. Where there is one merchant with the problem, there may be several more, possibly dozens. By notifying your supervisor, you help to make them aware of the number of incidents you are encountering. |