> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.editran.onesait.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.editran.onesait.com/documentacion-editran/publico-editranff-v6.2-windows-en/modulos-visualizadores-y-validadores.md).

# Viewer and validator modules

As has been mentioned on several occasions throughout this manual, the system *Editran/FF* offers dedicated programs to view and validate files of the type:

* **SEPA 19 (basic and B2B schemas):** flat-format direct debits (Submissions, Rejections, Returns and Chargebacks)
* **ISO 20022 for issuing SEPA Direct Debits (Submissions, Rejections, Returns and Chargebacks):** XML format (basic and B2B schemas)
* **SEPA 34-14 (Summary and HR versions):** flat format for issuing transfers and checks
* **ISO 20022 for issuing Transfers and Checks (Summary and HR versions):** XML format
* **AEB 60:** collection of taxes and other municipal revenues.
* **AEB 63:** garnishments.
* **AEB 68:** issuance of direct debits.
* **Confirming:** Banesto, BBVA, import from BBVA, Euroconfirming BBVA, Bankia, Bankinter (old format), BNP Paribas, CaixaBank, Santander (old format), Sabadell, Single Format and 34\_1.
* **Court Deposits**
* **Files from the Ministry of Environment and Rural and Marine Affairs:** monthly corrections, payment corrections, FEADER payment corrections, tables 5 and 6, fisheries declarations, deviations, FEADER funds, late submissions, irregularities 3 and 5, chapter payments, monthly payments, monthly fisheries payments, weekly payments, weekly FEADER payments, fisheries funds request, weekly funds request, financial programming, FEADER financial programming, FEADER fisheries programming and Multiple Hash Files.

Except for Multiple Hash Files, in the Viewer combo, both in the Application profile and in the Application–User profile (Administrator interface), the viewers of the Ministry of Environment and Rural and Marine Affairs are grouped under the option MARM Ministry Viewers, with the program itself deciding which of the above is appropriate to display each file of the aforementioned types.

* **Generic Viewer** (displays documents such as:
  * MS Word, MS Excel, MS PowerPoint, JPG images, GIF, PDF documents, txt files, HTML files, XML files, etc.

To use them in the Editran/FF system, the user configuring the profiles must specify them in the “Viewer and Validator” fields of the application dialog and in “Viewer” of the application-user relationship. **Appendix 11.1 of this manual includes a brief guide to identifying the different types of formats for which Editran/FF has a viewer.**

They can also be run from the command line, as will be seen in the section **7.1.**

ISO viewers require that **JAVA version 7 or higher be installed and running.**


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