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Today, SwiftNet provides the ability to reroute real-time traffic between two or more SwiftNet Links for all traffic or for specific traffic flow (for example, the traffic of one service).

This allows a customer to switch traffic delivery from one system to another without the need to contact Swift. Similarly, Swift provides a function to query the routing rules and to display for each routing rule the SwiftNet Link to which Swift delivers real-time traffic.

• Currently, customers need to execute the reroute (or the getroutingrules) command separately for each BIC that occurs as responder in the relevant routing rules.
• Customers have the option of executing routing functions (reroute, getroutingrules, enableroutingrules and disableroutingrules) to update more than one responder BIC in one go.
• In order to do so, the administered institution submits a new "Register Shared SwiftNet Operations Managers" eform.
• New Role-Based Access Control (RBAC) role "Scope/Includes/" for swift.rug service subscribed to administering institution. Role is then granted to site manager DNs (Shared Operations Managers).
• The "SiteManager/LiveSiteManager/PilotSiteManager" role is still required.