Batch query guide published Via Oberta

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What are batch consumptions? 
Some services of Via Oberta They allow you to make batch queries, that is, instead of making one query each time, you can group many requests into a single file. This file is prepared by the user and includes the list of data to be consulted according to the service. Once sent, the system processes it and, after a while, returns a file with the answers. Therefore, it is not an immediate process, but the answer arrives in a deferred manner. 

What will you find in the guide? 
The guide clearly explains: 

  • What format should the files have and what data should be included (depending on the service and modality) 
  • What type of response does each service return? 
  • Where can these answers be collected/viewed once they are available? 

Where can I consult the guide? 

You will find it published in the section of Service Letters. 

Related documentation 

Queries from Via Oberta available in batches 

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