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## 24.1 Touch Point Maintenance - View

This topic describes the systematic instruction to Touch Point Maintenance - View option.

To view touch points:

1. Navigate to one of the above paths.
2. Perform anyone of the following actions:
   - The Touch Point Maintenance screen appears. Enter the search parameters and click Search. The Touch Point Maintenance screen with search results appears based on the search criteria.
   - Click Cancel to cancel the transaction.
   - Click Clear to reset the search parameters.

   Figure 24-2 Touch Point Maintenance - Search

   Description of "Figure 24-2 Touch Point Maintenance - Search"

   Note:

   The fields which are marked as Required are mandatory.

   For more information on fields, refer to the field description table.

   Table 24-1 Touch Point Maintenance - Search - Field Description

   Field Name | Description
   --- | ---
   Touch Point ID | Specify the touch point ID to search a specific Touch point by ID.
   Touch Point Name | Specify the touch point name to search a Touch point by name.
   Search Results | Information specified in below fields are related to search results.
   Touch Point Name and ID | Displays the touch point name and unique ID defined for a Touch point.
   Touch Point Type | Displays the touch point type i.e. internal/ external against the Touch points.

3. Click the Touch Point Name and ID link to view details of the touch point.
   The Touch Point Maintenance - View screen appears.

   Figure 24-3 Touch Point Maintenance - View

   Description of "Figure 24-3 Touch Point Maintenance - View"

   Note:

   The fields which are marked as Required are mandatory.

   For more information on fields, refer to the field description table.

   Table 24-2 Touch Point Maintenance - View - Field Description

   Field Name | Description
   --- | ---
   Touch Point ID | Unique ID defined for the Touch Point.
   Touch Point Name | Name of the touch point.
   Touch Point Type | Type of touch point i.e. whether touch point is of type internal or external.
   Client ID | Client ID of the touch point if touch point is of type internal or external.
   Scope | The applicable scope(s) defined for touch point in case of type External.
   Upload Logo | The logo of the Third Party. This field is displayed if the Touch Point Type is External.
   Touch Point Status | Status of the Touch Point i.e. whether it is Inactive or Active. If touch point is marked as Inactive, then the system will not honor the request i.e. transaction or inquiry is initiated from that touch point.
   Headless Mode | Mode in which the touch point operates i.e. headless mode enabled / disabled. If headless mode is enabled, it means the touch point is capable of working without user interface and session parameters. Note: By default, the mode is in disabled state.
   Two Factor Authentication | Two Factor Authentication enabled / disabled for the touch point.
   Default Available | Touch point default available to users. If enabled, then the user gets access to touch points which are default available.
   Self On Board Touch Points | Whether the user can self on board himself on the touch point or by bank administrator.
   Skip First Time Login Flow | Displays if Skip First Time Login Flow option is checked by the user. If this option is enabled for the selected touch point, user will not be shown the first time login steps (configured in system rule), when he/she logs in for the first time.
   Consent Required | To decide if Consent definition and validation is required for a Touch Point i.e. TPPs. For UK/Berlin Open Banking, it should always be defined as Y.

4. Perform anyone of the following actions:
   - Click Edit to modify touch point details.
   - Click Cancel to cancel the transaction.
   - Click Back to navigate back to previous screen.

Parent topic: Touch Point Maintenance