A rejected UTILMD takes longer to sort out than the switch itself.
The registration goes to the grid operator as a UTILMD and comes back as an APERAK with an error code. The specialist opens the exception, looks up the market location in the billing system and checks the meter number and address against the counterparty's records. Then she checks the process description for the deadline that now applies. Only then can she write the new message.
24 hoursswitching deadlineA supplier switch must be processed within one day.
6error codesSix different APERAK responses come in during a single morning.
17 minutesper exceptionCompare master data, look up the rule, build the response message.
3system switchesMarket partner data, billing system and process description are not in one place.
The 55% reduction in manually handled exceptions comes from cases where cause, rule and draft response are already attached before anyone opens them.
This agent's headline figure is 55% fewer manual exceptions. The switching deadline comes from the regulated procedure; the error codes and minutes per exception describe a typical morning in market communication and are illustrative, not measured.