What describes how Incoming Messages are generally structured for processing?

Incoming Messages in the Avaloq Message Interface (AMI) are structured according to the Incoming Message Definition. This definition establishes the format and rules that govern how incoming messages should be structured, ensuring they meet the required criteria for proper processing. It includes elements such as message type, required fields, headers, and any specific encoding or formatting that must be adhered to. This structured approach allows for consistent and reliable handling of message data within the system, facilitating automation and accurate processing by the backend.

The other choices do not reflect the systematic approach used in processing messages. Unformatted texts would lack the necessary structure for effective parsing and processing. Encrypted data packets imply a level of security without addressing the formatting necessary for processing, and archived documents pertain to storage rather than the active processing of incoming messages. Therefore, the Incoming Message Definition is essential for ensuring that messages are correctly interpreted and processed by the Avaloq system.