Sep 8, 2010 14:32
13 yrs ago
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Spanish term

cuando se le ingresa su nómina...

Spanish to English Bus/Financial Finance (general) Related to Mobile Banking
Si consigues trasladar esas operativas a un formato menos costoso, como un mensaje corto al cliente cuando se le ingresa su nómina, logras una disminución de costes importante al haber liberado un canal.
Its talking about entities such as banks that use mobile banking, the benefits of having mobile services... but what I don't have clear is this banking term used with its customers.
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Discussion

Neil Ashby Sep 11, 2010:
please help, how does one obtain Kudoz points? So which answer did you select as the most helpful???
I have had many answers (on various threads) which have been popular but I have not received a single Kudoz point in a month of being a member, can anyone explain how it works? Thanks
Clifford Schisler (asker) Sep 8, 2010:
A final thought... Looking at context again I finally chose, "when payroll deposit has been made" the clients will be notified regarding the same...
I appreciate all the help and insight everybody contributed...
Graham Allen-Rawlings Sep 8, 2010:
yes, but... What I understand here is that they send you an sms when your employer makes the payment ...so you can spend it as quickly as possible :-)
Clifford Schisler (asker) Sep 8, 2010:
Keep context in mind, this is the bank... a bank doesn't pay their customer wages or salaries, sometimes they reluctantly give us interest...

Proposed translations

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1 hr
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when their wages have been deposited

I agree with the previous answer but "deposited" rather than "paid" would probably be used by a bank.

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Note added at 1 hr (2010-09-08 16:07:43 GMT)
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I have worked as an English teacher for a local bank here in Seville, Spain for the last 4 years, trust me! The only thing is whether you want to put "wages" or "paycheck".
Peer comment(s):

agree Andy Watkinson : yes. Nothing to do with cheques. When the customer's account is credited with their salary, the bank sends a. SMS. (My bank does this)
10 mins
agree amendozachisum : agree
1 hr
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3 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "I did not use the complete suggestion only part of it, therefore not total points."
+5
6 mins

when they receive their paycheck/when their wages are paid

first is more US, second more UK
Peer comment(s):

agree James A. Walsh : I reckon "salaries" would work well with your second option too.
14 mins
agree Jessica Noyes : Maybe, "when their wages are paid into the system" to make your idea clearer
35 mins
agree SLASSOCIADOS
54 mins
agree Carolina Brito
1 hr
neutral Andy Watkinson : No cheques are involved. The customer has a direct credit arrangement and their salary is automatically deposited - the bank then sends them an SMS. (This system is v. common in Spain)// Point taken. I still prefer the term "deposit"
1 hr
true, but it's common to hear this in American English, see http://www.michigan.gov/treasury/0,1607,7-121-1755_2303-3397... :"Your paycheck is automatically deposited into your account"
neutral Neil Ashby : Salary is what you receive each year not each month, isn't it? I agree apart from the fact that we use "deposited" not "paid" - not sure about the US but it's official bank jargon in the UK. OED IS NOT REAL LIFE !Nobody ever says my SALARY is 1500/month
1 hr
OED: Salary: 1.1 Fixed payment made periodically to a person as compensation for regular work: now usually restricted to payments made for non-manual or non-mechanical work (as opposed to wages).
agree AllegroTrans : when their wages are paid
1 day 5 hrs
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17 mins

when your payroll in inputted/entered/introduced

I see at as "payroll" not "paycheck"
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-1
26 mins

when input/entered into the list

Hard one. I don't believe that pay would be involved if they are clients in mobile banking. Nómina can also just mean a list. However, since they are apparently thinking of using that as an alternative lower cost communications channel, they may perhaps be thinking of inputing the data or -operativas- as they term them, to some form of standard regular communications sent to that type of client. They would thus avoid the additional cost of extra communications.

These are just ideas - never worked in mobile banking. I will put list as the target term, but perhaps from context you can get something better, or better yet, somebody with more knowledge may come up with something more exact.
Peer comment(s):

disagree AllegroTrans : there is nothing about input or list in this
1 day 4 hrs
what about "cuando se le ingresa su nómina"??? If its about payroll payment services for one of its clients, then yes, the other suggestions are valid. Buf if not .....
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