These occur when date‑based rules or scheduling requirements are not met, such as selecting a first collection date that is too soon, using a date outside allowed rules or referencing a schedule name that does not exist or does not exactly match system records.
Customer upload fix: First Direct Debit collection date
Error message - First DD collection date must be minimum of x working days from today’s date.
You must allow the minimum required working days before the contract start date.
Refer to the date calculator to find the earliest possible contract start date.
You can input any date either on or after this date, as long as it is a permitted collection date on your account
Input your selected date in column W, in the format DD/MM/YYYY ensuring if this is a rolling or fixed schedule that the corresponding Day and Month are put in columns V and U respectively.
Customer upload fix: Schedule name
Error message - Schedule Name ‘xxxxx’ does not exist.
If you receive this error when uploading a customer CSV file, check the schedule names under Service Schedules on the Schedules tab in Access PaySuite DDCMS. The schedule name appears next to the tick box.
Enter the schedule name in column S - Schedule.Name of the upload template. The schedule name must match the name in Access PaySuite DDCMS exactly and must not contain any additional spaces or characters.