Which action does the Message Engine NOT perform with incoming messages?

The Message Engine in the Avaloq system is primarily designed for processing and managing messages related to financial transactions, including creating and modifying bookings, as well as forwarding messages to external third parties as necessary.

When messages are received, the system can analyze the content and execute specific actions based on the instructions within those messages. Creating bookings involves taking the transaction details and creating a new entry in the system. Modifying bookings allows for adjustments to existing transactions based on received messages. Forwarding messages to external third parties is crucial for communication with other systems or institutions involved in the financial process, ensuring that information is shared efficiently across different platforms.

However, deleting bookings is not a standard function performed by the Message Engine as part of its message handling processes. The responsibility for deleting transactions or bookings typically falls outside of the scope of a messaging interface, as this would be a more sensitive operation that usually requires approval or intervention from other components of the system or business logic to maintain data integrity and ensure compliance with internal controls.