Felvitel

Felvitel is a Hungarian term meaning the process of entering data or recording information into a computer system. It is commonly used in administrative, bookkeeping, and information technology contexts to describe adding records to a database, such as invoices, customer data, or inventory items. The term is sometimes used together with adatbevitel or adatrögzítés, but felvitel commonly emphasizes the act of recording or adding entries, whereas bevitel more often refers to the method of input.

In practice, felvitel includes data collection, validation, and storage steps, typically supported by forms, templates, or data import tools. Effective felvitel relies on data quality controls, such as validation rules and audit trails, to ensure accuracy and traceability. The concept is relevant across sectors, including accounting, logistics, human resources, and public administration.

In software systems, felvitel can be automated through batch processing or APIs, reducing manual data entry and errors while maintaining data integrity.