How is information formatted in an AMI message structure?

In an AMI (Avaloq Message Interface) message structure, information is formatted through field and value composition. This approach involves defining specific fields within the message structure, where each field is tied to a particular value that encapsulates the relevant data. This structured format allows for precise data interchange between systems, ensuring that the information is both interpretable and usable in a consistent manner.

Field and value composition facilitates a clear organization of information, making it easy to access and manipulate individual data points as needed. This not only enhances the clarity of the data being exchanged but also supports various applications and integrations within Avaloq's ecosystem.

Other methods mentioned, such as using a predefined canvas or visual diagrams, do not accurately reflect how the AMI structures its messaging. While text input may be a component of the system, the emphasis on structured field and value composition is what underlies the formatting and functionality of AMI messages.