eNOTUM improves the identification of entities that must receive notifications throughEACAT

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Fins ara, eNOTUM used the NIF of the recipient organization as a criterion to identify certain public administrations to which notifications must be sent via EACAT.

In order to more precisely identify the entities that should receive these notifications throughEACAT, from September 23 eNOTUM applies a new criterion that is no longer based on the NIF of the recipient entity.

Thus, when the notification is addressed to an entity that:

  • is active in EACAT,
  • has the reception of the Generic Transmission activated,

the notification must be sent via the Generic Submission ofEACAT i eNOTUM does not allow sending.

In all other cases, the notification can continue to be sent via eNOTUM.

With this new criterion, The implementation of the agreement adopted in 2018 is strengthened and improved, which establishes theEACAT as a channel for notifications between public administrations and public sector institutions.

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