Regipay

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regipay FAQ

How can I create/send regipay documents?

Today, there are two ways:

  • By using the regipay desktop software (standalone, Windows only).
  • Using the regify Client-SDK. It can be used for creation of batch processing scripts or your own applications.

Do I need to be authenticated to send regipay documents?

Yes, to use regipay, you need to be authenticated and you need the unlock-code for your individual identity-file. You need to be authenticated at least with authentication-level 3. Otherwise you will get error 76 (individual identity-file needed).

I do not see any regipay functionalities in my portal-menu. What do I need to do to be able to send regipay?

Your regify-provider needs to activate this option for you. Please contact the regify-provider support.

I use the Client-SDK, but I get error 44 (no regipay allowed)?

Your regify-provider needs to activate this option for you. Please contact the regify-provider support.

Do I need to be regimail member to be able to send regipay messages?

No, you can send regipay even if you are not a regimail member. It depends on the individual settings of your regify-provider.

Can I open regipay messages online, too?

Yes. A regipay message can get opened using the web-portal in the same way like a regimal message (upload rgf file).

I need to use a proxy for internet access, but I can not find fields for?

The current version or regipay desktop is not able to use a proxy. But you can force it by using a trick: Set environment variables like this and restart regibill desktop:

http_proxy => http://proxy:port/
https_proxy => http://proxy:port/

Regular Expressions

Find date

^(19|20)\d\d[- /.](0[1-9]|1[012])[- /.](0[1-9]|[12][0-9]|3[01])$

Finds a date in yyyy-mm-dd format from between 1900-01-01 and 2099-12-31, with a choice of four allowed separators.

Find numbers

\b\d{2}-\d{6}\b

search "##-######" where # is a digit (like "12-123456")

\d+\-\d+\/20\d{2}

search "#-#/20##" (like "71-07/2011")

Find values behind words

(?<=Username\:).+

Finds all chars after "Username:".

(?<=Invoice-Nr\.:\s)[0-9]{5}[0-9]*

Finds all numbers with 5 or more digits after "Invoice-Nr.: "