Supply Chain Finance User Guide
Supply Chain Finance User Guide
Finance
Supply Chain Finance User Guide
Release 14.7.3.0.0
F93593-02
February 2024
Oracle Banking Supply Chain Finance Supply Chain Finance User Guide, Release 14.7.3.0.0
F93593-02
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Contents
Preface
Purpose vii
Audience vii
Documentation Accessibility vii
Diversity and Inclusion viii
Related Resources viii
Conventions viii
Screenshot Disclaimer viii
Acronyms and Abbreviations viii
Basic Actions ix
Symbols and Icons x
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2.4.3.2 View Account Entries 2-44
2.4.4 External Account Mapping 2-45
2.4.4.1 Create External Account Mapping 2-46
2.4.4.2 View External Account Mapping 2-47
2.4.5 Internal Account Mapping 2-48
2.4.5.1 Create Internal Account Mapping 2-49
2.4.5.2 View Internal Account Mapping 2-50
2.5 Alerts Maintenance 2-52
2.5.1 Alert Contact Details 2-52
2.5.1.1 Create Alert Contact Details 2-52
2.5.1.2 View Alert Contact Details 2-53
2.5.2 Alert Definition 2-55
2.5.2.1 Create Alert Definition 2-55
2.5.2.2 View Alert Definition 2-56
2.5.3 Alert Decisioning 2-57
2.5.3.1 Create Alert Decisioning 2-57
2.5.3.2 View Alert Decisioning 2-62
2.6 Charges Maintenance 2-64
2.6.1 Charge Code 2-64
2.6.1.1 Create Charge Code 2-64
2.6.1.2 View Charge Code 2-66
2.6.2 Charge Rule Maintenance 2-67
2.6.2.1 Create Charge Rule Maintenance 2-67
2.6.2.2 View Charge Rule 2-69
2.6.3 Charge Decisioning 2-70
2.6.3.1 Create Charge Decisioning 2-71
2.6.3.2 View Charge Decisioning 2-77
2.6.4 Charge Preferential Pricing 2-78
2.6.4.1 Create Charge Preferential Pricing 2-79
2.6.4.2 View Preferential Pricing 2-83
2.7 Insurance Maintenance 2-84
2.7.1 Create Insurance 2-84
2.7.2 View Insurance 2-86
2.8 Interest Maintenance 2-87
2.8.1 Interest Pricing 2-88
2.8.1.1 Create Interest Pricing 2-88
2.8.1.2 View Interest Pricing 2-91
2.8.2 Interest Rate Decisioning 2-93
2.8.2.1 Create Interest Rate Decisioning 2-93
2.8.2.2 View Interest Rate Decisioning 2-96
2.9 Limits Structure Maintenance 2-97
2.9.1 Create Limits Structure 2-97
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2.9.2 View Limits 2-105
3 Finance Disbursement
3.1 Processing Disbursement Task 3-1
4 Finance Settlement
4.1 Initiate Finance Settlement 4-1
4.2 Processing Settlement Task 4-5
5 Transaction Reversal
5.1 Initiate Transaction Reversal 5-1
5.2 Processing Disbursement Reversal Task 5-5
5.3 Processing Settlement Reversal Task 5-26
6 Finance Amendment
6.1 Initiate Finance Amendment 6-1
6.2 Processing Amendment Task 6-8
7 Inquiries
7.1 Accounting Inquiry 7-1
7.2 Charge Inquiry 7-3
7.3 Finance Inquiry 7-6
7.4 Message Inquiry 7-7
7.5 Structure Limits Inquiry 7-9
7.6 Structure Limits Txn Inquiry 7-11
8 Batch Jobs
8.1 EOD Batch 8-1
8.2 Independent Batch 8-3
9 Process Codes
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Index
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• Purpose
• Audience
• Documentation Accessibility
• Diversity and Inclusion
• Related Resources
• Conventions
• Screenshot Disclaimer
• Acronyms and Abbreviations
• Basic Actions
• Symbols and Icons
Purpose
This guide is designed to help acquaint you with the Oracle® Banking Supply Chain Finance.
It provides an overview of the system, and guides you through the various steps involved in
setting up and providing the supply chain finance services for the customers of your bank.
Audience
This guide is primarily intended for the following user/user roles:
Table 1 Audience
Role Function
Back office executive Input functions for transactions
Back office managers/officers Authorization of functions
Product Managers Product definition and authorization
Documentation Accessibility
For information about Oracle's commitment to accessibility, visit the Oracle Accessibility
Program website at http://www.oracle.com/pls/topic/lookup?ctx=acc&id=docacc.
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Related Resources
For more information, refer to the following resources:
• Oracle® Banking Common Core User Guide
• Oracle® Banking Security Management System User Guide
• Oracle® Banking Getting Started User Guide
• Receivables and Payables User Guide
Conventions
The following text conventions are used in this document:
Convention Meaning
boldface Boldface type indicates graphical user interface elements associated with an
action, or terms defined in text or the glossary.
italic Italic type indicates book titles, emphasis, or placeholder variables for which
you supply particular values.
monospace Monospace type indicates commands within a paragraph, URLs, code in
examples, text that appears on the screen, or text that you enter.
Screenshot Disclaimer
Personal information used in the interface or documents is dummy and does not exist in the
real world. It is only for reference purposes.
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Abbreviation Description
OBSCF Oracle Banking Supply Chain Finance
SCF Supply Chain Finance
OBSCFCM Oracle Banking Supply Chain Finance and Cash Management
FCUBS FlexCube Universal Banking System
OBDX Oracle Banking Digital Experience
ELCM Enterprise Limits and Collateral Management
API Application Programming Interface
EOD End of Day
FIFO First In First Out
LIFO Last In First Out
HAFO Highest Amount First Out
LAFO Lowest Amount First Out
STP Straight Through Processing
PO Purchase Order
UI User Interface
Basic Actions
The basic actions performed in the screens are as follows:
Actions Description
New Click New to add a new record. The system displays a new record to
specify the required data. The fields marked with Required are
mandatory.
• This button is displayed only for the records that are already
created.
Save Click Save to save the details entered or selected in the screen.
Unlock Click Unlock to update the details of an existing record. The system
displays an existing record in editable mode.
• This button is displayed only for the records that are already
created.
Authorize Click Authorize to authorize the record created. A maker of the screen
is not allowed to authorize the same. Only a checker can authorize a
record.
• This button is displayed only for the already created records. For
more information on the process, refer Authorization Process.
Approve Click Approve to approve the initiated record.
• This button is displayed once you click Authorize.
Reject Click Reject to reject the initiated record.
• This button is displayed once you click Authorize.
Audit Click Audit to view the maker details, checker details of the particular
record.
• This button is displayed only for the records that are already
created.
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Actions Description
Close Click Close to close a record. This action is available only when a
record is created.
Confirm Click Confirm to confirm the action performed.
Cancel Click Cancel to cancel the action performed.
Compare Click Compare to view the comparison through the field values of old
record and the current record.
• This button is displayed in the widget once you click Authorize.
View Click View to view the details in a particular modification stage.
• This button is displayed in the widget once you click Authorize.
View Difference only Click View Difference only to view a comparison through the field
element values of old record and the current record, which has
undergone changes.
• This button is displayed once you click Compare.
Expand All Click Expand All to expand and view all the details in the sections.
• This button is displayed once you click Compare.
Collapse All Click Collapse All to hide the details in the sections.
• This button is displayed once you click Compare.
OK Click OK to confirm the details in the screen.
Symbol/Icon Function
Minimize
Maximize
Close
Perform Search
Open a list
Date Range
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Symbol/Icon Function
Navigate to the first record
Grid view
List view
Refresh
Calendar
Alerts
Unlock Option
View Option
Reopen Option
Options
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Symbol/Icon Function
Tree View
Table View
Symbol/Icon Function
Open status
Unauthorized status
Rejected status
Closed status
Authorized status
Modification Number
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Supply Chain Finance
Overview
Oracle® Banking Supply Chain Finance is a comprehensive digitized end-to-end solution that
supports the full lifecycle of supply chain finance across receivables and payables, offering
supplier-centric and buyer-centric financing. The solution addresses each of the supply chain
processes from design through execution thereby enabling banks to optimize the working
capital and supply chain operations of their corporate customers. Its unique value lies in its
ability to provide the business with predefined processes and a world-class framework that
takes care of business risk and compliance needs.
Benefits
• Suppliers are paid early
• Buyers can extend their payment terms
• Financial Institutions get their fee income at less risk and less cost.
The Oracle® Banking Supply Chain Finance platform enables the interaction between all the
parties of the trade i.e., the suppliers, the buyers, and the bank. The finance provider, or the
bank settles supplier invoices in advance or on due date of the invoice, for a lower financing
cost than the suppliers’ own source of funds. When the finance provider extends finance, it can
be at the request of the supplier or at the request of the buyer by earmarking the credit limits of
the concerned party. Different SCF techniques for financing is employed depending on the
party requesting for finance.
Functionality
One of the core functionalities or the foundations of Oracle® Banking Supply Chain Finance is
the support for creation of flexible and parametrized programs with capability to link a buyer to
multiple suppliers, or a supplier to multiple buyers.
There are two types of supply chain finance programs:
• Supplier Centric Program - When the Supplier is a large corporate; then the buyer with
whom the supplier is dealing becomes the Counter Party/Spoke and the supplier
becomes the Anchor of the SCF program. This program is called as Supplier Centric
Program. The anchor onboards all his counter parties or spokes to the SCF program.
• Buyer Centric Program - When the Buyer is a large corporate; then the seller with whom
the buyer is dealing becomes the Counter party/spoke and buyer becomes the Anchor
of the SCF program. This program is called as Buyer Centric Program. The anchor
onboards all his counter parties or spokes to the SCF program.
Home: Dashboard
Successfully signing into the Oracle® Banking Supply Chain Finance application displays the
Dashboard as your home screen. It is a collection of various portlets that are displayed based
on your role and access rights. The Dashboard enables easy access and analysis of
transactional and static data through these interactive and contextual portlets. User can drag
and move different portlets, resize, auto adjust the size, and expand/collapse the portlet.
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On starting the Oracle® Banking Supply Chain Finance system, the below login screen is
displayed:
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Oracle® Banking Supply Chain Finance Dashboard currently consists of the following
portlets for Supply Chain Finance :
• Facility Utilization: This widget classifies all facilities into three categories i.e., nearing
breach, breached, and under-utilized. The drilldown allows the user to view these
details at an entity level. There is an option to search and filter the details for a specific
entity also.
– Nearing Breach: When utilized amount is more than 85% of the sanctioned
amount.
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options, you can select a specific customer and/or modify the date range. Click the
refresh icon to reset the data. If you have selected the line-graph option, you can click
on specific trend-line points where the Volume (Y) axis meets the Month (X) axis. A
pop-up window appears, displaying the names of the corporates and the count of
records for that particular month and the reconciliation status.
• Customer wise utilization trend: This widget gives a bird’s eye view of the utilization
for each program plotted for each month. The limit type and date range can be
selected from the filter option.
• Facility Wise Sanctioned Limit trend: This widget displays the sanctioned limit as a
trend-line plotted over the preceding the six months. The filter option allows the user to
select a specific entity and limit type along with time frame to plot this line.
• Upcoming Repayments: This widget displays the finance and interest payments that
are due in the next 7 days as a bar graph. Each day displays the finance payment
dues combined with the interest payment dues. A separate Interest payment due bar is
displayed only if the underlying finance is not matured. On clicking the bar graph, the
screen will pop-up with list of dues displaying the Finance Reference Number, Amount,
and the Borrower name. The filter option allows the user to filter based on the start
date, and currency
• Outstanding Pre-Shipment Finances: This widget displays the list of outstanding
pre-shipment finances in form of doughnut. The finances are displayed separately for
Finances with Linked Invoices (Eligible for Conversion to Post Shipment Finances) and
Finances without Linked Invoices. On clicking the doughnut, the screen will pop-up
with the list of finances displaying the Finance Reference No, Maturity Date, Total
Outstanding Amount, Program Name, Buyer Name, and Supplier Name. The filter
option allows the user to filter based on supplier, program, and buyer
• Settlement Trend for Pre-Shipment Finances: This widget displays the list of settled
pre-shipment finances in form of trend line plotted over the preceding six months by
default. The user can view the finances for 12 months. The settled finances are
displayed in the following categories; Settled Through Post-Shipment Disbursement,
Settled Through Invoice Payment, and Settled Through Direct Finance Payment. The
filter option allows the user to filter the finances based on the borrower
• SLA Status Summary: This widget displays the SLA status of the transactions in
three categories i.e., within SLA, nearing SLA, or breached SLA in form of doughnut.
You can flip the widget to view the list of transactions in a tabular format. The filter
option allows the user to filter the transactions based on the Customer Number,
Branch, Process Name, Date Range, and SLA Status.
Perform following actions on the Dashboard screen:
• To add more portlets, click the Add icon located at the top-right corner of the Dashboard.
• To remove a portlet, click the Remove icon located at the portlet’s top-right corner.
• To configure the portlet, click the Configure Tile located at the portlet’s top-left corner.
• To flip the portlet view, click the Flip Forward or Flip Back icon.
• To change the portlet’s position, click and hold the Drag to reorder icon at the portlet’s
bottom-center and then move portlet to the desired position.
• To apply filter on the portlet’s data, click the Filter icon to view the pop-up select filter
values.
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Maintenance for Supply Chain Finance
This topic describes the maintenance of reference data to be set on day zero to use the Supply
Chain Finance module.
To enable the functioning of Supply Chain Finance application, certain reference data needs to
be set up on day zero. The user need to set up reference data like products, programs, limits,
charge details, interest pricing, etc. The user may also need to identify administrators to
perform admin related tasks (creating users, assigning tasks and functions to the users as per
their profile, etc.,).
Maintaining Core Reference Data
Certain core reference data is required to be set up for execution of Supply Chain Finance
transactions such as country list, currency, customer category, holiday list, list of financial
institutions/banks, branch, FX rates, and so on.
Refer the Oracle Banking Common Core User Guide for setting up core reference data.
This topic contains the following subtopics:
• System Parameters Maintenance
This topic describes the information to view and modify the day-zero system parameters
for Supply Chain Finance module.
• Product Parameters Maintenance
This topic describes the information to create new products and set its attributes.
• Program Parameters Maintenance
This topic describes the information to create a new program for financing along with its
attributes.
• Accounting Maintenance
This topic describes the information to setup the reference data for Accounting such as
account mapping, entry codes, roles, and accounting entries in Supply Chain Finance
system.
• Alerts Maintenance
This topic describes the information to setup the reference data for Alerts such as contact
details, definition, and decisioning in Supply Chain Finance system.
• Charges Maintenance
This topic describes the information to maintain the charges in Supply Chain system.
• Insurance Maintenance
This topic describes the information to maintain details of the insurance company from
where the banks intends to purchase insurance policies for covering the default risk of the
debtor/borrower corporate.
• Interest Maintenance
This topic describes the information to maintain the interest in Supply Chain Finance
system.
• Limits Structure Maintenance
This topic describes the information to configure limit structures by mapping various limit
types to appropriate entities.
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4. On Workflow Parameters tab, specify the fields to configure the workflow parameters.
For more information on fields, refer to the field description table.
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Note:
† For existing implementations where pre-shipment finances exist, a new
parameter Liquidate Pre-Shipment finances for Invoice Disbursement is
introduced at the system level.
Note:
During version upgrade, the system will read the value of Liquidate Pre-Shipment
finances for Invoice Disbursement and update the data for Pre-Shipment
Finance Liquidation Preference and Liquidation Order for Auto Debit fields
in Post-shipment programs based on this maintenance in the System
Parameters. A migration script will be prepared for relevant Post-shipment
programs during upgrade.
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6. On Finance Parameters tab, specify the fields to configure the finance parameters.
For more information on fields, refer to the field description table.
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8. On Dashboard Parameters tab, specify the fields to configure the dashboard parameters.
For more information on fields, refer to the field description table.
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Field Description
Customer Limit Trend Specify the date range for the customer limit trend in the dashboard.
Date Range
Customer Limit Trend Specify the month range for the customer limit trend in the
Default Months dashboard.
Facility Limit Trend Date Specify the date range for the facility limit trend in the dashboard.
Range
Facility Limit Trend Default Specify the month range for the facility limit trend in the dashboard.
Months
9. Click Next button.
The System Parameters - Product Parameters screen displays.
10. On Product Parameters tab, specify the fields to configure the parameters for product
mapping between supply chain finance and the lending system.
For more information on fields, refer to the field description table.
Field Description
Schedule Type Select the interest rate schedule.
The available options are:
• Normal
• Compounding
Reference Date Select the reference date for the interest schedule.
The available options are:
• Value Date
• Payment Date
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Field Description
Interest Component Select the type of Interest component.
The available options are:
• Front Ended
• Rear Ended
Host Product Code Select the host product code to map individual supply chain products
to external product codes.
External Product Code Specify the product code defined in the Lending System.
11. Once you enter the details, click Add or click Reset to reset the fields, if required
a. Once an entry is made in the grid, click in the Action column, to Edit or Delete it.
b. Transactions created in the Oracle® Banking Supply Chain Finance application will be
mapped to the appropriate products in the lending application basis the above features
and mapping.
Note:
You can maintain only one record for a given combination of Schedule Type,
Reference Date, Interest Component, and Host Product Code.
13. On Delinquency Parameters tab, specify the fields to configure the product parameters.
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14. Once you enter the details, click Add. or click Reset to reset the fields, if required
• Once an entry is made in the grid, click in the Action column, to Edit or Delete it.
15. Click Save & Close to save the record and send for authorization (if applicable).
Note:
If any flag in the system parameters is changed, the system promptly updates it
upon authorization. However, processing the impact of the flag takes
approximately 1-2 hours.
16. On the View System Parameters screen, click Options icon and then select any of the
following options:
a. Authorize – To authorize or reject the record. Authorizing/Rejecting requires
necessary access rights.
• Optional: Click View to view the record details.
• Select the record and click Approve to approve the record.
• Select the record and click Reject to reject the record. Specify the relevant
comments in the pop-up window that appears, and click Confirm.
b. View – To view the record details.
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3. On Basic Details tab, specify the fields to configure the basic details for the product being
created.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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Note:
† On maintenance screens where product selection is required, only products
relevant to the logged-in user's branch will be displayed.
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Note:
For existing implementations where the application is used in a single branch, the
existing products can be mapped to either ALL or Allowed branch options at the
discretion of the bank or Financial Institution during upgrade to current release
version.
For existing implementations where the application is used in multiple branches,
the existing products must be mapped to respective branches under Allowed
branch option at the discretion of the bank or Financial Institution during upgrade
to current release version. Refer to Services Installation Guide for migration
support.
6. On Finance Parameters tab, specify the fields to configure the finance parameters for the
product being created.
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Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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Note:
† Pre-Shipment settlement gets initiated only if the Auto Settlement Applicable
is enabled.
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8. On Repayment Parameters tab, specify the fields to configure the repayment parameters
for the product being created.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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10. On Credit Limit Mapping tab, specify the fields to configure the credit limits for the
product being created. This tab is displayed only if Credit Limit Applicable is enabled in
the Basic Details tab.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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11. Click Sub Level Exception Handling link to specify the exception handling behavior for
the sub-level entities/nodes.
The Sub Level Exception Handling pop-up screen displays.
12. On Sub Level Exception Handling screen, specify the fields to set the exception handling
behavior.
For more information on fields, refer to the field description table.
• Select the required exception behaviors and click Ok to save the details.
13. Click Add/Edit to add the details to the grid.
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15. Perform the following steps to act on the records in the grid.
• Click Options icon in the Action column to edit or delete the row.
16. Click Save to save the record and send it for authorization (if applicable).
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3. On Basic Information tab, specify the fields to configure the basic information for the
program being created.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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Note:
† On maintenance screens where program selection is required, programs linked
to the products that are relevant to the logged-in user's branch gets displayed.
5. On Finance Parameters tab, specify the fields to configure the finance parameters for the
program being created.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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Note:
† Pre-Shipment settlement gets initiated only if the Auto Settlement Applicable
is enabled.
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Note:
The application supports defining a specific assignment amount during a
transaction. Similarly, a specific credit cover percentage can be defined against
exposure on the import factor or buyer.
7. On Link Spokes tab, specify the fields to link multiple spokes/counterparties to the anchor
and configure the finance parameters.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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Note:
† Pre-Shipment settlement gets initiated only if Auto Settlement Applicable is
enabled.
Note:
†† For existing implementations of SCF, Liquidate Pre-Shipment Finances and
Pre-Shipment Finances Liquidation Preference will be captured in Program
Parameters basis their value in System parameters. System Parameters will be
defaulted to ‘No’ but can be changed to ‘Yes’ at the discretion of the bank or
Financial Institution during upgrade to current release version. In such cases the
application will establish Pre-Post shipment finance linkage if a valid pre-
shipment linkage is found
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a. In the Spoke External Code field, click the search icon to select the external spoke
code. The corresponding Spoke Division Code and Anchor Division Code gets
displayed in the adjacent columns.
b. Click Add/Edit to add the details in the grid.
c. Repeat these steps to add more external codes.
d. If required, click Options icon under the Action column in the grid and then click
Delete to remove the record.
e. Click Save external Code to save the external code details.
9. Click Add/Edit to add the record to the grid.
10. Click Reset to clear the selected values, if required.
11. Perform the following steps to take action on the records in the grid.
• Click Options icon in the Action column to edit or delete the row.
12. In the Document Upload section, click Add to upload the documents.
• Click the Document Status drop-down to filter the documents based on status.
13. Click Save to save the record and send it for authorization (if applicable).
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Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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Field Description
Accounting Role Code Specify a unique code for the accounting role being created.
Accounting Role Specify a description to associate with the role.
Description
5. Click Save to save the record and send it for authorization.
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Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
Field Description
Accounting Entry Code Specify a unique identification code for the accounting entry.
Accounting Entry Specify a description for the accounting entry.
Description
Role Details This section displays the following fields to specify the role
details for creating an account entry code.
Debit Role Select the role of the debit party.
Debit Party Select the party type to debit.
Debit Amount Type Select the amount type to debit.
Debit Settlement Method Select the method to be used for debit settlement.
Credit Role Select the role of the credit party.
Credit Party Select the party to credit.
Credit Amount Type Select the amount type to credit.
Credit Settlement Method Select the method to be used for credit settlement.
• Click Options icon in the Action column to edit or delete the row.
6. Click Reset to clear the selected values, if required.
7. Click Save to save the record and send it for authorization.
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Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
Field Description
Branch Select the branch to add accounting entries for. Values in this field
are listed based on your access rights.
Product Select the product to add accounting entries for. User can select ALL
to create the entry code for all the products.
Event Select the event to add accounting entries for.
The available options are:
• Amendment
• Auto Debit
• Disbursement
• Disbursement Reversal
• Excess Refund
• Interest Refund
• Margin Refund
• Residual Payment Refund
• Settlement
• Settlement Reversal
Filter Criteria Select the filter criteria for specific application of accounting entries.
Based on the selected filter criteria, select the type/mode from the
respective field(s) that appear. For more information, refer to Filter
Criteria for Events.
Is NPA Switch this toggle ON if the accounting entry is for an NPA.
Payment Mode Select the mode of the payment.
The available options are:
• Account Transfer
• Cheque
• EFT
Interest Refund Payment Select the mode of the payment for interest refund.
Mode The available options are:
• Account Transfer
• Cheque
• EFT
Interest Type Select the type of interest collection.
The available options are:
• Front Ended
• Rear Ended
Interest Refund Handling Select how the interest refund should be handled.
Mechanism The available options are:
• Manually Settle O/s Finances
• Refund to the Interest Bearing Party
• Settle with Outstanding Finances
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Field Description
Pre-Post Conversion Switch this toggle ON if the accounting entry is for a pre-post
conversion.
Charge Type Select the charge type as Credit or Debit.
Payment Party Select the payment party if the accounting entry set up is separate
for a specific payment party.
The available options are:
• Buyer
• Supplier
Account Type Select the type of account to be mapped.
The available options are:
• OD A/C
• CASA
Accounting Entries This section displays the following fields to select the
accounting entry code and map it to an accounting entry.
Accounting Entry Code Click the search icon to select the required accounting entry code.
Accounting Entry Displays the description of the selected entry code.
Description
Sequence Select the sequence to be set for the accounting entry code.
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7. Perform the following steps to take action on the records in the grid.
• Click Options icon in the Action column to edit or delete the row.
8. Click Reset to clear the selected values, if required.
9. Click Save to save the record and send it for authorization (if applicable).
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1. On Home screen, click Supply Chain Finance. Under Supply Chain Finance, click
Maintenance.
2. Under Maintenance, click Accounting. Under Accounting, click Accounting Entries.
Under Accounting Entries, click View Account Entries.
The View Account Entries screen displays.
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Field Description
Branch Select the branch to be mapped to customer’s external account.
Product Select the product to be mapped with the account.
The user can select ALL if the account is to be used for all the
products.
Event Select the account event from the list.
Currency Select the currency of the external account.
Party Id Click on the Search icon to select the party for whom account
mapping needs to be done.
Filter Criteria Select the appropriate filter criteria for specific application of
accounting entries.
The available options are:
• Default
• Program Based
• Division Code Based
Default Account Switch this toggle to specify if this account should be considered as
the default one.
Payment Mode Select the mode of payment for the account.
Account Specify the account number.
IFSC Code Specify the IFSC code of the bank’s branch of the entered account
number.
Bank Name Specify the name of the bank.
Branch Name Specify the name of the bank’s branch associated with the entered
IFSC code.
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The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
Field Description
Branch Select the branch in which account is maintained.
Product Select the product for which internal account mapping is to be
maintained.
The user can select ALL if the account is to be used for all the
products.
Role Click the search icon to select the accounting role to map the
account to.
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Field Description
Account Type Switch the toggle button to select either CASA or GL for the
mapping.
Settlement Method Select the settlement method corresponding to the account type.
Account in Transaction Switch this toggle ON specify whether the accounting should be
Currency done in transaction currency or not.
Filter Criteria Select the appropriate filter criteria for specific application of
accounting entries.
The available options are:
• Event, Program, and Party Based
• Program and Party Based
• Party and Division Code Based
• Event and Party Based
• Program Based
• Party Based
• Event Based
• Charge Code Based
• Default
Program Click the search icon and select the program to map the account
with.
This field is displayed only if Filter Criteria selected as Program.
Party Click the search icon and select the party to whose account is to be
mapped.
This field is displayed only if Filter Criteria selected as Party.
Division Code Click the search icon and select the applicable division code.
This field is displayed only if Filter Criteria selected as Division
Code.
Event Select an event for account mapping.
This field is displayed only if Filter Criteria selected as Event.
Charge Code Select the charge code to map the account with.
This field is displayed only if Filter Criteria selected as Charge
Code.
Account Currency Select the currency of the account to be mapped.
Account Number Click the Search icon and select real/virtual account number.
Default Account Switch this toggle ON to specify if this account should be considered
as the default one.
• Click Options icon in the Action column to edit or delete the row.
6. Click Reset to clear the selected values, if required.
7. Click Save to save the data and send it for authorization.
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Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
Field Description
Party Click the Search icon and select the party to add the alert contact
details for.
Alert Code Click the Search icon and select the alert code to enter the contact
details for.
Telephone Number Specify the telephone number to be considered for selected alert.
Email Specify the email ID to be considered for the alert.
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• Open or Closed
• The number of times the record has been submitted by the Maker added.
Specify User ID and Password, and login to Home screen.
1. On Home screen, click Supply Chain Finance. Under Supply Chain Finance, click
Maintenance.
2. Under Maintenance, click Alerts. Under Alerts, click Alert Contact Details. Under Alert
Contact Details, click View Alert Contact Details.
The View Alert Contact Details screen displays.
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The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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Field Description
Alert Code Specify the unique alert code to be maintained in the system.
Alert Description Specify the description of the alert.
Alert Category Select the category of the alert.
The available options are:
• Limits
• Finance
Limit Party Type Select the limit party to set the alert for.
Is Root Entity Switch this toggle ON to specify if the selected limit party is the main
entity.
Event Select the event for which the alert should be used.
Effective Date Click the calendar icon and select the date from when the alert is
effective in the system.
Expiry Date Click the calendar icon and select the date up to when the alert can
be used in the system.
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1. On Home screen, click Supply Chain Finance. Under Supply Chain Finance, click
Maintenance.
2. Under Maintenance, click Alerts. Under Alerts, click Alert Decisioning.
3. Under Alert Decisioning, click Create Alert Decisioning.
The Create Alert Decisioning screen displays.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
Field Description
Filter Criteria This section displays the following fields to select the category
and filter criteria for creating an alert decision.
Alert Category Select the category of the event for which the alert needs to be set.
The available options are:
• Limits
• Finance
Filter Criteria Select the appropriate filter criteria for specific application of alerts.
The options are:
• Limit Party
• Program Based
• Default
• Product Based
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Field Description
Party Click the search icon and select the limit party to set the alerts for.
Program Click the search icon and select the program to set the alerts for.
Product Click the search icon and select the product to set the alerts for.
Alert Decision Details This section displays the following fields to define the alert
decision details for the selected filter criteria.
Event Select the event to set the alert for.
Alert Code Click the search icon and select the required alert code. The list of
alert codes are displayed as per selected combination of alert
category and event.
Description Displays the description of the selected alert code.
Recipient Select the recipient to whom the alert should be sent.
Frequency Select the frequency to send the alerts as follows:
• Online - if the alert should be sent only when the event is
generated.
• Scheduled - if the alert should be sent one or more times prior
to the generation of the event.
Delivery Mode Select the mode through which the alert should be sent.
Additional Phone Specify the additional phone number to send the alert on.
Additional Email Specify the additional email address to send the alert on.
Text Template for Email Click the search icon and select the text template for an email alert.
Attachment Template for Click the search icon and select the attachment template for an email
Email alert.
Text Template for Click the search icon and select the text template for the WhatsApp
WhatsApp alert.
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Field Description
Text Template for SMS Click the search icon and select the text template for an SMS alert.
Text Template for Specify the text template for the Dashboard alert.
Dashboard
This field is displayed only for Online frequency and
Dashboard delivery mode.
5. On selecting the Scheduled option in the Frequency field, click the Alert Calendar icon to
select the alert schedule.
The Alert Schedule - Alert before Event popup screen displays.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
Field Description
Generate days before Specify the number of days prior the event the alert to be sent.
Number of Alerts Specify the total alerts to be sent.
Interval Days Specify the interval in days between each alert.
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The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
Field Description
Text Template Specify the text for the alert.
Attachment Template Click the search icon to select the attachment template for the email
alert.
This field is displayed only if the Delivery Mode is selected as Email.
9. In Alert Schedule popup screen, select the Alert after Event tab.
The Alert Schedule - Alert after Event popup screen displays.
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The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
Field Description
Generate days before Specify the number of days after the event the alert to be sent.
Number of Alerts Specify the total alerts to be sent.
Interval Days Specify the interval in days between each alert.
11. Click Add/Edit to add alert decision details in the grid or modify a selected records from
the grid.
12. Perform the following steps to take action on the records in the grid.
a. Select the record in the grid and click Options icon under the Action column.
b. Click Edit to modify records in the grid.
c. Click Delete to remove the record.
13. Click Save to save the record and send it for authorization.
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• The number of times the record has been submitted by the Maker added.
Specify User ID and Password, and login to Home screen.
1. On Home screen, click Supply Chain Finance. Under Supply Chain Finance, click
Maintenance.
2. Under Maintenance, click Alerts. Under Alerts, click Alert Decisioning. Under Alert
Decisioning, click View Alert Decisioning.
The View Alert Decisioning screen displays.
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1. On Home screen, click Supply Chain Finance. Under Supply Chain Finance, click
Maintenance.
2. Under Maintenance, click Charges. Under Charges, click Charge Code.
3. Under Charge Code, click Create Charge Code.
The Create Charge Code screen displays.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
Field Description
Charge Code Specify the unique charge code to be created.
Charge Description Specify the description of the charge.
Charge Group Select the group to which this charge code belongs. This field is
purely for the purpose of maintaining information in the Management
Information System (MIS).
The available options are:
• Rebates
• Tax
• Commission
• Fee
Charge Category Select the value to specify whether charge is of Tax or Standard
category.
Charge Type Specify if this charge code is of Debit or Credit type.
Effective Date Click the calendar icon to select the start date of the charge code
validity.
Expiry Date Click the calendar icon to select the end date of the charge code
validity.
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• Select the record and click Reject to reject the record. Specify the relevant
comments in the pop-up window that appears, and click Confirm.
c. Delete/Close – To remove the record.
• Optional: In the confirmation pop-up window, click View to view the record details.
• Click Proceed to delete the record.
d. Copy – To copy the record parameters for creating a new record.
e. View – To view the record details.
f. Reopen – To reopen the closed record.
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The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
Field Description
Charge Pricing Specify the pricing description of charge.
Description
Annum Basis Select the number of days to be considered in a year for tenor-based
calculations.
Pricing Category Select the pricing category. Based on the selected category, pricing
methods will be loaded.
Pricing Method Select the method to configure the charge pricing.
Pricing Currency Select the currency in which pricing is to be done.
Charge in Txn Currency Switch the toggle ON if the charge should be levied in transaction
currency otherwise charge will get levied in pricing currency.
Min/Max Validation Criteria Specify whether the charges should be applied based on the range
of amount or percentage.
Min. Charge Amount/ Specify the minimum charge amount/ percentage to be considered.
Percent This field is displayed based on the value selected in the Min/Max
Validation Criteria field.
Max. Charge Amount/ Specify the maximum charge amount/ percentage to be considered.
Percent This field is displayed based on the value selected in the Min/Max
Validation Criteria field.
Fixed Amount Specify the charge amount.
This field is displayed only if Pricing Category is selected as Fixed
Amount.
Flat Charge Switch the toggle ON if flat charge should be applied.
This field is displayed only if Pricing Category is selected as Fixed
Percent.
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Field Description
Fixed Percent Specify the charge percentage.
This field is displayed only if Pricing Category is selected as Fixed
Percent.
From Displays the start value of the amount/ percent/ duration range.
This field is displayed only if Pricing Category is selected as Tier
Based Categories.
To Specify the end value of the amount/ percent/ duration range.
This field is displayed only if Pricing Category is selected as Tier
Based Categories.
Amount Specify the charge amount.
This field is displayed only if Pricing Category is selected as Tier
Based Amount or Tier Based Mixed.
Units Specify the number of charge unit.
This field is displayed only if Pricing Category is selected as Tier
Based Amount and Pricing Method is selected as count-based.
Percent Specify the charge percentage.
This field is displayed only if Pricing Category is selected as Tier
Based Percent or Tier Based Mixed.
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Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
Field Description
Event Select the event on the occurrence of which, the charge should be
applied.
The available options are:
• Amendment
• Disbursement
• Disbursement Reversal
• Settlement
• Settlement Reversal
Filter Criteria Select the appropriate filter criteria on which the charge is required to
be calculated and debited.
The available options are:
• Program Instrument Type Status Based
• Instrument Type Status Based
• Program Based
• Product Based
• Default
Program Click the search icon to select the program for which the charge is to
be mapped.
This field appears only if the Filter Criteria is selected as Program
Based.
Instrument Type Select the instrument type for which the charge is to be mapped.
The available options are:
• PO
• Invoice
• Cheque
• Debit Note
This field appears only if the Filter Criteria is selected as
Instrument Type.
Instrument Status Select the relevant status of the instrument based on which the
charge would get levied. Different charges and pricing can be
configured for combination of instruments and their status.
This field appears only if the Filter Criteria is selected as
Instrument Type.
Product Select the product for which the charge is to be mapped.
This field appears only if the Filter Criteria is selected as Product
Based.
Inherit Charges Specify if default charges should be inherited as set up for default
filter criteria or should be overridden as well.
The available options are:
• Inherit Default Charges
• Inherit Default Charges and Override
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Field Description
Charge Code Click the search icon to select the charge code for which the
decisioning is to be configured.
Charge Sharing Switch the toggle ON if charge sharing is applicable.
Sharing Percentage Click the link to specify the sharing percentage for each party. Refer
Allocation Sharing Percentage Allocation.
This link is displayed only if the Charge Sharing toggle is enabled.
Party To Charge Select the party to be charged.
The available options are:
• Buyer
• Export Factor
• Import Factor
• Insurance Party
• Supplier
This field appears only if the Charge Sharing toggle is disabled.
Charge Pricing Rule Click the search icon to select the charge pricing rule to be applied.
External Pricing Switch the toggle ON to allow the user to configure the external
pricing.
By default, this toggle will be OFF.
Charge Criteria Select the criteria to be considered based on which the charge
should be calculated.
The available options are:
• Finance Amount
• Invoice Amount
• Parent Charge Code
External Pricing System Select the external pricing system from the drop-down list for which
the external charges needs to be configured.
This field appears only if the External Pricing toggle is ON.
External Pricing Identifier Specify the unique identifier for the external pricing system.
This field appears only if the External Pricing toggle is ON.
External Pricing Identifier Specify the brief description about the external pricing identifier.
Description This field appears only if the External Pricing toggle is ON.
Reference Tenor Start Specify which date should be considered to calculate the start of
Date charge tenor duration.
The available options are:
• Business Date
• Finance Maturity Date
Reference Tenor End Date Specify which date should be considered to calculate the end of
charge tenor duration.
The available options are:
• Business Date
• Finance Maturity Date
Effective Date Click the calendar icon to select the start date of the charge
decisioning validity.
Expiry Date Click the calendar icon to select the end date of the charge
decisioning validity.
Auto Waive Switch the toggle ON to enable automatic charge waiving at the time
of transaction processing.
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Field Description
Allow Waiver Switch the toggle ON to enable manual charge waiving at the time of
transaction processing. If the Auto Waive toggle is switched ON,
then this toggle is switched OFF and disabled by default.
Allow Pricing Modification Switch the toggle ON to allow pricing rule modification at the time of
transaction processing. If the Auto Waive toggle is switched ON,
then this toggle is switched OFF and disabled by default.
Allow Override Switch the toggle ON to enable overriding of charge amount at the
time of transaction processing. If the Auto Waive toggle is switched
ON, then this toggle is switched OFF and disabled by default
Collection Parameters Displays the fields related to Collection Parameters under this
section.
Collection Type Select how the charge should be collected.
The available options are:
• Periodic
• Online
Frequency Select the frequency of charge collection.
The available options are:
• Daily
• Weekly
• Monthly
• Half Yearly
This field is displayed only if the Collection Type is selected as
Periodic.
Reference Period Select when the collection should take place for the selected
frequency.
For monthly or half-yearly frequency, the collection can take place
either at the beginning of the period (BOP) or end of the period
(EOP).
For weekly frequency, the collection can happen on a specific day of
the week.
This field is displayed only if the Collection Type is selected as
Periodic.
Units Specify whether the charge collection should take place as per units
of specified frequency. If the monthly frequency is specified and the
number of units is 2, then the charge would be collected once in two
months.
This field is displayed only if the Collection Type is selected as
Periodic.
Calculation Parameters Displays the fields related to Calculation Parameters under this
section.
Calculation Type Select how the charge should be calculated.
The available options are:
• Periodic
• Online
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Field Description
Frequency Select the frequency of charge calculation.
The available options are:
• Daily
• Weekly
• Monthly
• Half Yearly
This field is displayed only if the Calculation Type is selected as
Periodic.
Reference Period Select when the calculation should take place for the selected
frequency.
For monthly or half-yearly frequency, the calculation can take place
either at the beginning of the period (BOP) or end of the period
(EOP).
For weekly frequency, the calculation can happen on a specific day of
the week.
This field is displayed only if the Calculation Type is selected as
Periodic.
Units Specify whether the charge calculation should take place as per units
of specified frequency. If the monthly frequency is specified and the
number of units is 2, then the charge would be calculated once in two
months.
This field is displayed only if the Calculation Type is selected as
Periodic.
Add/Override Charges Displays the details of new charges added in this grid.
Default Charges Displays the default charges configured for the selected event in this
grid, if the Inherit Charges is selected as Inherit Default Charges.
These charges cannot be modified.
5. Click Sharing Percentage Allocation link to specify the sharing percentage for each
party.
The Charge Sharing Allocation pop-up screen displays.
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The sum of percentages of all added parties should be 100.
e. If required, click Options icon under the Action column in the grid and then click Edit
to modify details or click Delete to remove the record.
f. Click OK to save the charge sharing details.
6. Click Add to add the details to the grid.
7. Click the hyperlink in the table grid to view the details of the pricing rule.
The Charge Pricing Rule Details screen displays.
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8. Perform the following steps to take action on the records in the grid:
a. Select the record in the grid and click Options icon in the Action column.
b. Click Edit to modify the details.
c. Click Delete to remove the record.
9. Click Save to save the data and send it for authorization.
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Field Description
Filter Criteria Select the appropriate filter criteria for specific application of
accounting entries.
Based on the selected criteria, the Program, Party ID, and Customer
Category fields are displayed.
Program Click the search icon to select the program to map the preferential
pricing to.
This field is displayed only if the Filter Criteria is selected as
Program.
Party Click the search icon to select the party to map the preferential
pricing to.
This field is displayed only if the Filter Criteria is selected as Party.
Customer Category Click the search icon to select the customer category.
Charge Code Click the search icon to select the charge code for pricing
configuration.
Charge Criteria Select the criteria to be considered based on which charge should be
calculated.
The available options are:
• Finance Amount
• Invoice Amount
• Parent Charge Code
Parent Charge Code Select the parent charge code.
This field is displayed if the Charge Criteria is selected as Parent
Charge Code.
Charge Pricing Rule Click the search icon to select the charge pricing rule to be applied.
External Pricing Switch the toggle ON to allow the user to configure the external
pricing.
By default, this toggle will be OFF.
External Pricing System Select the external pricing system from the drop-down list for which
the external charges needs to be configured.
This field appears only if the External Pricing toggle is ON.
External Pricing Identifier Specify the unique identifier for the external pricing system.
This field appears only if the External Pricing toggle is ON.
External Pricing Identifier Specify the brief description about the external pricing identifier.
Description This field appears only if the External Pricing toggle is ON.
Reference Tenor Start Specify which date should be considered to calculate the start of
Date tenor duration.
Reference Tenor End Date Specify which date should be considered to calculate the end of
tenor duration.
Effective Date Click the calendar icon to select the start date of the preferential
charge validity.
Expiry Date Click the calendar icon to select the end date of the preferential
charge validity.
Charge Application Switch the toggle ON to enable charge application.
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Field Description
Allow Waiver Switch the toggle ON to enable manual charge waiving at the time of
transaction processing.
Allow Override Switch the toggle ON to enable overriding of the charge amount at
the time of transaction processing.
Allow Pricing Modification Switch the toggle ON to allow pricing rule modification at the time of
transaction processing.
Collection Parameters Displays the fields related to Collections Parameters.
Collection Type Select how the pricing should be collected.
The available options are:
• Periodic
• Online
Frequency Select the frequency of charge collection.
The available options are:
• Daily
• Weekly
• Monthly
• Half Yearly
Reference Period Select when the collection should take place for the selected
frequency.
Units Specify whether the charge collection should take place as per units
of specified frequency.
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Field Description
Frequency Select the frequency of charge calculation.
The available options are:
• Daily
• Weekly
• Monthly
• Half Yearly
Reference Period Select when the calculation should take place for the selected
frequency.
Units Specify whether the charge calculation should take place as per units
of specified frequency.
Charges Grid Displays the details of the preferential pricing added as an entry in
this grid.
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8. Perform the following steps to take action on the records in the grid:
a. Select the record in the grid and click Options icon in the Action column.
b. Click Edit to modify the details.
c. Click Delete to remove the record.
9. Click Save to save the record and send it for authorization.
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The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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5. If Alternative Risk Free Rate field is set to Yes, then RFR Details section gets displayed.
a. Click the RFR Method field to select the applicable risk free rate method.
b. If Lockout or Look Back methods are selected, specify the values accordingly in the
respective fields.
c. Click the Rate Compounding checkbox to specify the risk free rate rounding value, if
applicable.
6. If the Tier Based Spread field is set to Yes, then select the required Tier Type list.
a. Based on the Tier Type selected, specify the tier and spread details.
b. Click Add/Edit to add the spread details to the grid.
c. Repeat the steps to add more tiers, if required.
d. Click Reset to clear the entered values.
e. Select the record in the grid and then click Options icon in the Action column.
f. Click Edit to edit the selected row.
g. Click Delete to delete the selected row.
7. Click Save to save the record and send it for authorization.
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Party Click the search icon to select the party for which the interest rate is
to be mapped.
Customer Category Click the search icon to select the customer category for which the
interest rate is to be mapped.
Interest Pricing Click the search icon to select the interest pricing to be applied for
the rate decisioning.
Interest Component Select the interest component.
The available options are:
• Interest
• Penalty on Principal
• Penalty on Interest
Interest Collection Type Select whether the interest collection type is Front Ended or Rear
Ended.
• This field is defaulted to the Rear Ended if the Interest
Component is selected as Penalty on Principal or Penalty on
Interest.
• This field is defaulted to Rear Ended if the Interest Pricing
selected is defined as a risk free rate, and the RFR Method is
selected as Look Back, Lockout, Interest Rollover or Plain.
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Adhoc Pricing Switch the toggle ON to enable adhoc pricing if the adhoc limits are
utilized during finance disbursement.
Interest Payment Schedule Select whether the interest collection schedule is Bullet or Monthly.
Interest Collection Period Select the time period of the month for interest collection. This is
calculated from the disbursement date.
The available options are:
• End of Period - The interest will be collected on the last working
day of the month.
• Beginning of Period - The interest will be collected on the 1st
working day of the next month.
• Value Date - The interest will be collected on the same date as
the disbursement for the subsequent months.
Holiday Treatment Select the day to consider if the interest date falls on a holiday.
The available options are:
• Next Business Date
• Previous Business Date
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6. Perform the following steps to take action on the records in the grid:
a. Select the record in the grid and then click Options icon in the Action column.
b. Click Edit to edit the selected row.
c. Click Delete to delete the selected row.
7. Click Save to save the record and send it for authorization.
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Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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5. Click the
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6. Repeat the above step to create the entire limits structure. The number of immediate child
nodes of a parent node appears in the tile of that parent node.
Figure 2-58 Child Node added to main entity in the Structure pane
• Click the Tree View icon to view the limits structure in a hierarchical format.
• Click the Table View icon to view the limits structure in a tabular format.
• Use the mini navigation window in the bottom right corner to pan across the limits
structure.
7. To define the limit parameters for a particular node/entity, click Options and click Edit.
The Limit Details screen for the selected entity node displays.
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Link Policy Click the search icon to select the required insurance policy to link.
Policy Allocation Amount Specify the amount to be allocated from the policy. By default, the
actual policy amount is displayed.
Add Click this button to add the selected policy to the grid.
Reset Click this button to clear the selected values in the fields.
Overall Approved Limit Displays the overall approved limit for the selected entity.
Sanctioned Limit Specify the limit amount to be allotted to the entity for the selected
limit type.
If an external limits system is linked, this field displays the limit value
fetched from the system and the field becomes non-editable.
Available Limit Displays the limit amount that is available to the entity.
Utilized Limit Displays the limit amount that has been utilized.
Blocked Limit Displays the limit amount that has been blocked or reserved for in
progress transactions.
Effective From Click the calendar icon and select the date from when the limit is
effective.
Expires On Click the calendar icon and select the date when the limit expires.
Adhoc Limit Specify the adhoc amount to be allotted if the available limit falls
short of the required amount for a specific transaction.
Available Adhoc Limit Displays the adhoc limit that is available to the entity.
Utilized Adhoc Limit Displays the adhoc limit amount that has been utilized.
Blocked Adhoc Limit Displays the adhoc limit amount that has been blocked or reserved
for in progress transactions.
Adhoc Limit Effective Date Click the calendar icon and select the date from when the adhoc limit
is effective.
Adhoc Limit Expiry Date Click the calendar icon and select the date when the adhoc limit
expires.
Exchange Rate Displays the exchange rate between the parent entity’s limit currency
and the child entity’s limit currency.
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Link Structure Click the search icon to select the required structure to link.
% Allocation Displays the allocated limit percentage for the entity. This field
displays the following value: (Sanctioned Limit + Adhoc Limit)/Total
Sanctioned Limit.
View Details Click this hyperlink to view the details of the linked structure.
Add Click this button to add the limit structure to the grid.
Add Earmark Limits Switch this toggle ON to block the limits for the child node under the
parent node's limit. By default, this switch is OFF.
This toggle switch is displayed only in the Create Limits screen of
the child nodes, if the following conditions are satisfied.
• Entity of the parent node is selected as Supplier, and the child
node is selected as Buyer.
• External Line Id is selected for the parent node.
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Earmark Effective From Click the calendar icon and select the date from when the earmarked
limit is effective.
Earmark Expires On Click the calendar icon and select the date when the earmarked limit
expires.
Earmark Reference No. Displays the reference number of the earmarked limit fetched from
the external system.
9. Click Add Details to save the limit details for the entity.
The sum of the sanctioned and adhoc limits appears in the node tile.
Note:
If the Limits Freeze toggle is enabled for a specific node, then it is displayed in
the node tile.
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10. Perform the following steps to take action on the entity nodes.
• Click Options in any node and click Edit to modify the limit details, if required.
• Click Options in the main entity node and click Delete Hierarchy to delete all the
nodes created.
• Click Options in the child entity node and click Delete to delete the particular node.
11. Click Save to save the record and send it for authorization.
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a. Unlock – To modify the record details. Refer to the Create screen for the field level
details.
b. Authorize – To authorize or reject the record. Authorizing/Rejecting requires
necessary access rights.
• Optional: Click View to view the record details.
• Select the record and click Approve to approve the record.
• Select the record and click Reject to reject the record. Specify the relevant
comments in the pop-up window that appears, and click Confirm.
c. Delete/Close – To remove the record.
• Optional: In the confirmation pop-up window, click View to view the record details.
• Click Proceed to delete the record.
d. Copy – To copy the record parameters for creating a new record.
e. View – To view the record details.
f. Reopen – To reopen the closed record.
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Finance Disbursement
This topic describes the information on the disbursement initiation and processing of the
disbursement task.
The Bank user can manually initiate a finance on behalf of a corporate customer, for funds
required against financial instruments such as invoices, debit notes, and purchase orders. To
initiate finances manually, refer to Initiate Finance section in Receivables and Payables
User Guide.
This topic contains the following subtopics:
• Processing Disbursement Task
This topic describes the steps to process the disbursement record.
Note:
Only authorized users can process and authorize the disbursement tasks.
The disbursement tasks are segregated into the following data segments:
• Basic Info
• Pre-Shipment Liquidation
• Party
• Limits
• Interest
• Charges
• Accounting
• Summary
Specify User ID and Password, and login to Home screen.
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1. On Home screen, click Supply Chain Finance. Under Supply Chain Finance, click
Tasks.
2. Under Tasks, click Finance. Under Finance, click Free Tasks.
The Finance - Free Tasks screen displays.
3. Perform any of the below action from the Free Tasks screen.
• Click the Acquire and Edit link beside the required disbursement tasks to process.
• Select the checkbox of the required tasks and click Acquire button above the grid to
acquire multiple tasks. Once you acquire a task, it is moved to the My Tasks list. You
can then navigate to My Tasks screen and click Edit link beside the required
disbursement tasks to process.
Note:
The following information is displayed at the top of the disbursement tasks
screen for each data segment.
• The reference number, the stage, and the operation name of the transaction
acquired for processing.
• Click Remarks button to add any comments about the transaction .
• Click Documents button to upload any new documents or view the uploaded
documents relevant to the transaction.
Basic Info
4. Click the Acquire and Edit link beside the required disbursement tasks.
The Basic Info screen displays.
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Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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6. Perform any of the below actions from the Basic Info screen.
• Click Next to go to the Pre-Shipment Liquidation screen.
• Click Save and Close to save the details and complete the processing stage of the
disbursement.
Note:
If the Disbursement Auth Required toggle is enabled for the program
associated with the transaction, an approval task is created in the system.
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Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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9. Perform any of the below actions from the Pre-Shipment Liquidation screen.
• Click Next to go to the Party screen.
• Click Save and Close to save the details and complete the processing stage of the
disbursement.
Note:
If the Disbursement Auth Required toggle is enabled for the program
associated with the transaction, an approval task is created in the system.
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Net Disbursed Amount Displays the disbursed amount from post-shipment finance i.e., Net
Disbursed Amount = Post-Shipment Finance Amount – Pre-Shipment
Settlement Amount.
Party Details Parties with specific roles in the program can be added in this
section.
Party Details Select the party role to be added.
The available options are:
• Buyer
• Supplier
• Import Factor
• Export Factor
• Insurance
• Beneficiary/Counter Party
Search Party Click the search icon to select the party.
Division Click the search icon to select the division code of the party.
Address Specify the address of the selected party.
Add New Row Click this button to add the selected party to the grid.
Party Role Displays the role of the party.
Party Id Displays the unique ID of the party.
Party Name Displays the name of the party
Address Displays the address of the party.
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12. Perform the following steps to take action on the parties in the grid:
Note:
If the Disbursement Auth Required toggle is enabled for the program
associated with the transaction, an approval task is created in the system.
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Note:
When the main limits are being utilized, the Limit Details grid displays details
related to the main limits. You can add columns related to the adhoc limits by
clicking Add/Remove Columns icon, if required. If adhoc limits are being
utilized, then the Limit Details grid displays the Sanctioned Adhoc Amount,
Utilized Adhoc Amount, and Available Adhoc Amount columns. You can add the
columns related to the Main Limits using Add/Remove Columns icon, if
required.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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Net Disbursed Amount Displays the disbursed amount from post-shipment finance i.e., Net
Disbursed Amount = Post-Shipment Finance Amount – Pre-Shipment
Settlement Amount.
Limit Details Limit details of the entity that is being financed is displayed in
this section.
Limit Type Displays a label of the entity and the linked limit type.
Entity Displays the entity – Anchor / Product / Program / Spoke and so on.
Entity Name Displays the name of the entity.
Breach Type Displays any limit breach exception that has occurred with respect to
the entity. (Limits Frozen, Amount Breach, Limits Expired).
Processing Outcome Displays the action that will be taken on the limit as a result of
disbursement.
• Utilize - If the limit is being booked.
• Stop - If in case of an exception, the transaction should be
blocked and not allowed to be processed further.
• Skip - If in case of an exception, the transaction is to be
processed without limit booking.
This behavior is driven by the credit limit mapping as configured in
product parameters.
Amount Displays the finance amount.
Line Ccy Displays the currency of the limit line.
Exchange Rate Displays the exchange rate between the finance amount currency
and the line currency.
Amount (In line CCY) Displays the finance amount in line currency.
Sanctioned Amount Displays the limit amount assigned to the entity.
Total Blocked Amount Displays the total amount that has been blocked for finances that are
currently being processed, with respect to the entity.
Total Utilized Amount Displays the limit amount that has already been utilized.
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16. Perform any of the below actions from the Limits screen.
Note:
If the Disbursement Auth Required toggle is enabled for the program
associated with the transaction, an approval task is created in the system.
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Note:
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Net Disbursed Amount Displays the disbursed amount from post-shipment finance i.e., Net
Disbursed Amount = Post-Shipment Finance Amount – Pre-Shipment
Settlement Amount.
Interest and Penalty Interest, Penalty on Principal, and Penalty on Interest details of
Amount Details the finance is displayed in this section.
Interest Amount Displays the interest amount that has been calculated.
Penalty on Principal Displays the penalty on the outstanding principal that has been
calculated, if any.
Penalty on Interest Displays the penalty on the outstanding interest that has been
calculated, if any.
Interest Details Interest details of the finance is displayed in this section.
Rate Pricing Rule Displays the pricing rule applied for the interest rate.
Applied Filter Criteria Displays the filter criteria applied for the interest rate.
Rate Code Displays the unique code associated with the interest rate.
Rate Type Displays whether the rate is floating or fixed.
Risk Free Rate Displays whether the interest rate applied is risk free.
Interest Collection Type Displays the type of interest collection, whether rear-ended, or front-
ended.
Schedule Type Displays whether the interest collection schedule is normal or
compounding.
Reset Tenor Displays the tenor for applying the new interest rate, in case of
floating rate type.
Rate (%) Displays the base rate of interest.
Spread Displays the spread or margin rate of interest.
Net Interest Rate (%) Displays the total rate of interest. This is the sum of Rate (%) and
Spread.
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19. Perform any of the below actions from the Interest screen.
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Note:
If the Disbursement Auth Required toggle is enabled for the program
associated with the transaction, an approval task is created in the system.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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Net Disbursed Amount Displays the disbursed amount from post-shipment finance i.e., Net
Disbursed Amount = Post-Shipment Finance Amount – Pre-Shipment
Settlement Amount.
Charge Collection Type Displays the type of charge collection applicable to the transaction.
Party Displays the ID of the party that has been charged.
Party Role Displays the role of the party that has been charged.
Charge Amount Displays the amount charged along with the currency.
If the charge is Auto Waived, then the charge amount field defaults
to zero.
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22. Click the link in the Details column to view the charge details, external pricing details, and
schedule of periodic charges.
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23. Perform any of the below actions from the Charges screen.
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Note:
If the Disbursement Auth Required toggle is enabled for the program
associated with the transaction, an approval task is created in the system.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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Net Disbursed Amount Displays the disbursed amount from post-shipment finance i.e., Net
Disbursed Amount = Post-Shipment Finance Amount – Pre-Shipment
Settlement Amount.
26. Perform any of the below actions from the Accounting screen.
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Note:
If the Disbursement Auth Required toggle is enabled for the program
associated with the transaction, an approval task is created in the system.
28. Review the details of the disbursement transaction and perform any of the following action
from the Summary screen.
• Click each tile to view the detailed information of the data segments.
• Click Save and Close to save the details and complete the processing stage of the
disbursement.
Note:
If the Disbursement Auth Required toggle is enabled for the program
associated with the transaction, an approval task is created in the system.
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Finance Settlement
This topic describes the information to initiate settlement and processing the settlement task.
Finance Settlement functionality enables the banks to settle outstanding finances/loans for
corporate customers in the supply chain finance system. Based on the party's role, you can
initiate the settlement of a loan on behalf of the corporate customer. The settlement request
can either be initiated from the Finance Settlement screen or through file upload (payment
file).
The Finance Settlement process involves the below steps:
• Initiate Finance Settlement
This topic describes the systematic instruction to initiate finance settlement to settle the
outstanding finances/loans for corporate customers.
• Processing Settlement Task
This topic describes the steps to process the settlement record.
2. Specify the fields on Settlement Details section to search for the finances against which
settlement needs to be initiated.
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Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
3. Perform the below steps to select the payment against which settlement needs to be
initiated.
a. Click the search icon in the Payment Ref No field to select the payment.
The List of Payments pop-up screen displays.
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b. On the List of Payments screen, specify the required search criteria and click Fetch.
The relevant payment records are displayed.
c. Select the records and click OK to select the payments to initiate the settlement.
4. Click Proceed after you specify the required details in the Settlement Details section.
The Filter Parameters section displays, if there are any relevant outstanding finances for
the details specified.
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6. Select the checkbox of the required finances against which the settlement needs to be
initiated.
• Review the details of the selected finances in the following fields.
– Total Settlement Amount
– Settlement Amount Allocated
– Balance To Be Allocated
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Note:
Only authorized users can process and authorize the settlement tasks.
The settlement tasks are segregated into the following data segments:
• Basic Info
• Party
• Limits
• Interest
• Charges
• Accounting
• Summary
Specify User ID and Password, and login to Home screen.
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1. On Home screen, click Supply Chain Finance. Under Supply Chain Finance, click
Tasks.
2. Under Tasks, click Finance. Under Finance, click Free Tasks.
The Finance - Free Tasks screen displays.
3. Perform any of the below action from the Free Tasks screen.
• Click the Acquire and Edit link beside the required settlement tasks to process.
• Select the checkbox of the required tasks and click Acquire button above the grid to
acquire multiple tasks. Once you acquire a task, it is moved to the My Tasks list. You
can then navigate to My Tasks screen and click Edit link beside the required
settlement tasks to process.
Note:
The following information is displayed at the top of the settlement tasks screen
for each data segment.
• The reference number, the stage, and the operation name of the transaction
acquired for processing.
• Click Remarks button to add any comments about the transaction .
• Click Documents button to upload any new documents or view the uploaded
documents relevant to the transaction.
Basic Info
4. Click the Acquire and Edit link beside the required settlement tasks.
The Basic Info screen displays.
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Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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6. Perform any of the below actions from the Basic Info screen.
• Click Next to go to the Party screen.
• Click Save and Close to save the details and complete the processing stage of the
settlement.
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Note:
If the Settlement Auth Required toggle is enabled for the program
associated with the transaction, an approval task is created in the system.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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9. Perform the following steps to take action on the parties in the grid:
• Click Add New Row to add more parties.
• Select the record in the grid and click Options icon under the Actions column and
then click Delete to remove the party.
10. Perform any of the below actions from the Party screen.
• Click Next to go to the Limits screen.
• Click Save and Close to save the details and complete the processing stage of the
settlement.
Note:
If the Settlement Auth Required toggle is enabled for the program
associated with the transaction, an approval task is created in the system.
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Note:
When the main limits are being utilized, the Limit Details grid displays details
related to the main limits. You can add columns related to the adhoc limits by
clicking Add/Remove Columns icon, if required. If adhoc limits are being
utilized, then the Limit Details grid displays the Sanctioned Adhoc Amount,
Utilized Adhoc Amount, and Available Adhoc Amount columns. You can add the
columns related to the Main Limits using Add/Remove Columns icon, if
required.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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13. Perform any of the below actions from the Limits screen.
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Note:
If the Settlement Auth Required toggle is enabled for the program
associated with the transaction, an approval task is created in the system.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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16. Perform any of the below actions from the Interest screen.
Note:
If the Settlement Auth Required toggle is enabled for the program
associated with the transaction, an approval task is created in the system.
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Charge Collection Type Displays the type of charge collection applicable to the transaction.
Party Displays the ID of the party that has been charged.
Party Role Displays the role of the party that has been charged.
Charge Amount Displays the amount charged along with the currency.
If the charge is Auto Waived, then the charge amount field defaults
to zero.
Actions Displays the below radio buttons.
• Waive – Click the button to waive the charge amount. If
selected, the charge amount field defaults to zero.
• Override – Click the button to modify the existing charge
amount . For Charge Collection Type selected as Periodic, the
override charge amount entered will be proportionately adjusted
across the schedule.
• Modify Pricing – Click the button to modify the charge pricing
rule. Charge Pricing Rule field becomes editable to select a
different pricing rule.
• Reset – Click the button to reset to the original calculation of
charges and charge pricing rule.
These fields are enabled or disabled as per the charge maintenance
parameters set in the Charge Decisioning and the Charge
Preferential Pricing screens.
Status Displays the status of the charge and View Original Charges
hyperlink is enabled. Click the link to view the system calculated
charges.
This field is displayed only if Auto Waive is selected in the Charge
Decisioning screen or if the settlement transaction is viewed from
checker login.
Details Click the link to view the charge details, external pricing details, and
schedule of periodic charges.
External Pricing Details tab is displayed only if External Pricing
switch is enabled in the Charge Decisioning and Charge
Preferential Pricing screens.
Schedule of Periodic Charges tab is displayed only if the Charge
Collection Type or Charge Calculation Type is selected as
Periodic.
19. Click the link in the Details column to view the charge details, external pricing details, and
schedule of periodic charges.
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20. Perform any of the below actions from the Charges screen.
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Note:
If the Settlement Auth Required toggle is enabled for the program
associated with the transaction, an approval task is created in the system.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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23. Perform any of the below actions from the Accounting screen.
Note:
If the Settlement Auth Required toggle is enabled for the program
associated with the transaction, an approval task is created in the system.
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25. Review the details of the settlement transaction and perform any of the following action
from the Summary screen.
• Click each tile to view the detailed information of the data segments.
• Click Save and Close to save the details and complete the processing stage of the
settlement.
Note:
If the Settlement Auth Required toggle is enabled for the program
associated with the transaction, an approval task is created in the system.
Once approved, the finance gets settled in the core lending system, which in-
turn will return the settlement status to Supply Chain Finance system.
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Transaction Reversal
This topic describes the process to initiate reversal of disbursement and settlement
transactions.
Transaction Reversal functionality enables the banks to reverse the completed disbursement
and settlement transactions of a finance in the supply chain finance system. Once a
transaction is reversed, it is rolled back completely. The reversal request can be initiated from
the Transaction Reversal screen.
The Transaction Reversal process involves the below steps:
• Initiate Transaction Reversal
This topic describes the systematic steps to initiate reversal of the disbursement and
settlement transactions for corporate customers.
• Processing Disbursement Reversal Task
This topic describes the steps to process the disbursement transaction reversal record.
• Processing Settlement Reversal Task
This topic describes the steps to process the settlement transaction reversal record.
Note:
The application allows transaction reversal for a finance chronologically i.e., you can
only reverse the latest transaction in the finance lifecycle. For example, if you search
for finance reference number FIN123 and it has two records in its lifecycle, a
disbursement and a partial settlement, the application only displays the settlement
transaction record. You must initiate reversal for settlement transaction first and then
proceed to reverse the disbursement transaction.
Note:
The application lists only the latest transaction record of the finance that are in
complete status. For example, if you search for finance reference number FIN345
and it has two records in its lifecycle, a completed disbursement transaction and an in
progress settlement transaction, the application will not list the finance for reversal.
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Note:
The application will not list the finance for reversal if the latest transaction executed is
an amendment on a finance.
2. Specify the fields on Transaction Reversal screen to search for the finances for which
reversal needs to be initiated.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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4. Click the checkbox to select the required finance transaction(s) for which reversal needs to
be initiated.
• Click the hyperlink in the Finance Reference Number column to view more details on
the finance.
5. Click Submit to initiate reversal for the selected finance transactions.
• Click Cancel to cancel the transaction reversal process.
A transaction reversal task is created in the system based on the associated system,
product, or program parameters.
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Note:
Only authorized users can process and authorize the disbursement reversal tasks.
The disbursement reversal tasks are segregated into the following data segments:
• Basic Info
• Pre-Shipment Liquidation
• Party
• Limits
• Interest
• Charges
• Accounting
• Summary
Specify User ID and Password, and login to Home screen.
1. On Home screen, click Supply Chain Finance. Under Supply Chain Finance, click
Tasks.
2. Under Tasks, click Finance. Under Finance, click Free Tasks.
The Finance - Free Tasks screen displays.
3. Perform any of the below action from the Free Tasks screen.
• Click the Acquire and Edit link beside the required disbursement reversal tasks to
process.
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• Select the checkbox of the required tasks and click Acquire button above the grid to
acquire multiple tasks. Once you acquire a task, it is moved to the My Tasks list. You
can then navigate to My Tasks screen and click Edit link beside the required
disbursement reversal tasks to process.
Note:
The following information is displayed at the top of the disbursement reversal
tasks screen for each data segment.
• The reference number, the stage, and the operation name of the transaction
acquired for processing.
• Click Remarks button to add any comments about the transaction .
• Click Documents button to upload any new documents or view the uploaded
documents relevant to the transaction.
Basic Info
4. Click the Acquire and Edit link beside the required disbursement reversal tasks.
The Basic Info screen displays.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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6. Perform any of the below actions from the Basic Info screen.
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Note:
If the Reversal Auth Required toggle is enabled in the system parameters,
an approval task is created in the system.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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9. Perform any of the below actions from the Pre-Shipment Liquidation screen.
• Click Next to go to the Party screen.
• Click Save and Close to save the details and complete the processing stage of the
disbursement reversal.
Note:
If the Reversal Auth Required toggle is enabled in the system parameters,
an approval task is created in the system.
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Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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12. Perform the following steps to take action on the parties in the grid:
Note:
If the Reversal Auth Required toggle is enabled in the system parameters,
an approval task is created in the system.
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Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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16. Perform any of the below actions from the Limits screen.
Note:
If the Reversal Auth Required toggle is enabled in the system parameters,
an approval task is created in the system.
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Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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19. Perform any of the below actions from the Interest screen.
Note:
If the Reversal Auth Required toggle is enabled in the system parameters,
an approval task is created in the system.
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• Click Cancel to cancel the transaction and return to the Free Tasks screen.
Charges
20. Click Next on the Interest tab.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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Net Disbursed Amount Displays the disbursed amount from post-shipment finance i.e., Net
Disbursed Amount = Post-Shipment Finance Amount – Pre-Shipment
Settlement Amount.
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Charge Collection Type Displays the type of charge collection applicable to the transaction.
Party Displays the ID of the party that has been charged.
Party Role Displays the role of the party that has been charged.
Charge Amount Displays the amount charged along with the currency.
If the charge is Auto Waived, then the charge amount field defaults
to zero.
Actions Displays the below radio buttons.
• Waive – Click the button to waive the charge amount. If
selected, the charge amount field defaults to zero.
• Override – Click the button to modify the existing charge
amount . For Charge Collection Type selected as Periodic, the
override charge amount entered will be proportionately adjusted
across the schedule.
• Modify Pricing – Click the button to modify the charge pricing
rule. Charge Pricing Rule field becomes editable to select a
different pricing rule.
• Reset – Click the button to reset to the original calculation of
charges and charge pricing rule.
These fields are enabled or disabled as per the charge maintenance
parameters set in the Charge Decisioning and the Charge
Preferential Pricing screens.
Status Displays the status of the charge and View Original Charges
hyperlink is enabled. Click the link to view the system calculated
charges.
This field is displayed only if Auto Waive is selected in the Charge
Decisioning screen or if the disbursement reversal transaction is
viewed from checker login.
Details Click the link to view the charge details, external pricing details, and
schedule of periodic charges.
External Pricing Details tab is displayed only if External Pricing
switch is enabled in the Charge Decisioning and Charge
Preferential Pricing screens.
Schedule of Periodic Charges tab is displayed only if the Charge
Collection Type or Charge Calculation Type is selected as
Periodic.
22. Click the link in the Details column to view the charge details, external pricing details, and
schedule of periodic charges.
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23. Perform any of the below actions from the Charges screen.
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Note:
If the Reversal Auth Required toggle is enabled in the system parameters,
an approval task is created in the system.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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Net Disbursed Amount Displays the disbursed amount from post-shipment finance i.e., Net
Disbursed Amount = Post-Shipment Finance Amount – Pre-Shipment
Settlement Amount.
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26. Perform any of the below actions from the Accounting screen.
Note:
If the Reversal Auth Required toggle is enabled in the system parameters,
an approval task is created in the system.
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28. Review the details of the disbursement transaction and perform any of the following action
from the Summary screen.
• Click each tile to view the detailed information of the data segments.
• Click Save and Close to save the details and complete the processing stage of the
disbursement reversal.
Note:
If the Reversal Auth Required toggle is enabled in the system parameters,
an approval task is created in the system. Once approved, the finance gets
reversed in the core lending system, which in-turn will return the
disbursement reversed status to Supply Chain Finance system.
Note:
Only authorized users can process and authorize the settlement reversal tasks.
The settlement reversal tasks are segregated into the following data segments:
• Basic Info
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• Party
• Limits
• Interest
• Charges
• Accounting
• Summary
Specify User ID and Password, and login to Home screen.
1. On Home screen, click Supply Chain Finance. Under Supply Chain Finance, click
Tasks.
2. Under Tasks, click Finance. Under Finance, click Free Tasks.
The Finance - Free Tasks screen displays.
3. Perform any of the below action from the Free Tasks screen.
• Click the Acquire and Edit link beside the required settlement reversal tasks to
process.
• Select the checkbox of the required tasks and click Acquire button above the grid to
acquire multiple tasks. Once you acquire a task, it is moved to the My Tasks list. You
can then navigate to My Tasks screen and click Edit link beside the required
settlement reversal tasks to process.
Note:
The following information is displayed at the top of the settlement reversal tasks
screen for each data segment.
• The reference number, the stage, and the operation name of the transaction
acquired for processing.
• Click Remarks button to add any comments about the transaction .
• Click Documents button to upload any new documents or view the uploaded
documents relevant to the transaction.
Basic Info
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4. Click the Acquire and Edit link beside the required settlement tasks.
The Basic Info screen displays.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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6. Perform any of the below actions from the Basic Info screen.
• Click Next to go to the Party screen.
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• Click Save and Close to save the details and complete the processing stage of the
settlement reversal.
Note:
If the Reversal Auth Required toggle is enabled in the system parameters,
an approval task is created in the system.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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9. Perform the following steps to take action on the parties in the grid:
• Click Add New Row to add more parties.
• Select the record in the grid and click Options icon under the Actions column and
then click Delete to remove the party.
10. Perform any of the below actions from the Party screen.
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Limits
11. Click Next on the Party tab.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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13. Perform any of the below actions from the Limits screen.
Note:
If the Reversal Auth Required toggle is enabled in the system parameters,
an approval task is created in the system.
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Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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16. Perform any of the below actions from the Interest screen.
Note:
If the Reversal Auth Required toggle is enabled in the system parameters,
an approval task is created in the system.
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Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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19. Click the link in the Details column to view the charge details, external pricing details, and
schedule of periodic charges.
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20. Perform any of the below actions from the Charges screen.
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Note:
If the Reversal Auth Required toggle is enabled in the system parameters,
an approval task is created in the system.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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23. Perform any of the below actions from the Accounting screen.
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Note:
If the Reversal Auth Required toggle is enabled in the system parameters,
an approval task is created in the system.
25. Review the details of the settlement reversal transaction and perform any of the following
action from the Summary screen.
• Click each tile to view the detailed information of the data segments.
• Click Save and Close to save the details and complete the processing stage of the
settlement reversal.
Note:
If the Reversal Auth Required toggle is enabled in the system parameters,
an approval task is created in the system. Once approved, the finance gets
reversed in the core lending system, which in-turn will return the settlement
reversed status to Supply Chain Finance system.
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Finance Amendment
This topic describes the steps to initiate amendment and processing the amendment task.
Finance Amendment functionality enables the banks to modify the tenor, and reprice the
interest of the outstanding finances/loans for corporate customers in the supply chain finance
system. Based on your role, you can initiate the amendment of a loan on behalf of the
corporate customer. The amendment request can be initiated from the Finance Amendment
screen.
The Finance Amendment process involves the below steps:
• Initiate Finance Amendment
This topic describes the systematic instruction to initiate finance amendment to modify the
outstanding finances/loans for corporate customers.
• Processing Amendment Task
This topic describes the steps to process the amendment record.
2. Specify the fields on Finance Search/Selection section to search for the finances against
which amendment needs to be initiated.
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Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
3. Click Search after you specify the required details in the Finance Search/Selection
section.
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The List of Finances section displays with the list of finances in the grid.
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4. Click the checkbox to select the required finance(s) for which amendment needs to be
initiated. Switch the Bulk Amendment toggle ON to amend the maturity date for multiple
finances.
Note:
Bulk Amendment can be initiated only to modify the tenor of the finances. Interest
tab will not get displayed if the Bulk Amendment toggle is enabled.
• Click the hyperlink in the Finance Reference Number column to view more details on
the finance. The Finance Details pop-up screen displays.
5. The details of the selected finance gets auto-populated in the Basic Information tab to
modify the tenor of the finance and/or modify the value date for the interest repricing.
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Note:
This date can be updated only till the value date of the
immediate previous transaction.
Note:
Value dated amendment is not allowed for Rate Type
Change of compound interest loans.
Grace Days Displays the number of days past the finance due date, within which
the finance can be settled without penalty.
This field is displayed only if a single finance is selected.
Past Due Date Displays the new due date post the initial finance maturity date.
This field is displayed only if a single finance is selected.
Total Finances Displays the total number of the finance(s) amended.
Total Finance Amount Displays the total finance amount of the finance(s) amended.
6. Click the Interest tab to modify the pricing rate of the interest or penalty components.
The details of the selected finance gets auto-populated in the Interest tab.
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7. Modify the Maturity Date, Value Date, and Rate Pricing Rule for the selected finance(s).
8. Click Apply to modify the finances.
• Click Undo to revert the changes.
• Click View Amendment Details hyperlink next to the finance(s) to review the previous
and new values of the finances that are modified.
The View Amendments Details screen displays.
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Note:
Only authorized users can process and authorize the amendment tasks.
The amendment tasks are segregated into the following data segments:
• Basic Info
• Party
• Interest
• Charges
• Accounting
• Amendment
• Limits
• Summary
Specify User ID and Password, and login to Home screen.
1. On Home screen, click Supply Chain Finance. Under Supply Chain Finance, click
Tasks.
2. Under Tasks, click Finance. Under Finance, click Free Tasks.
The Finance - Free Tasks screen displays.
3. Perform any of the below action from the Free Tasks screen.
• Click the Acquire and Edit link beside the required amendment tasks to process.
• Select the checkbox of the required tasks and click Acquire button above the grid to
acquire multiple tasks. Once you acquire a task, it is moved to the My Tasks list. You
can then navigate to My Tasks screen and click Edit link beside the required
amendment tasks to process.
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Note:
The following information is displayed at the top of the amendment tasks screen
for each data segment.
• The reference number, the stage, and the operation name of the transaction
acquired for processing.
• Click Remarks button to add any comments about the transaction .
• Click Documents button to upload any new documents or view the uploaded
documents relevant to the transaction.
Basic Info
4. Click the Acquire and Edit link beside the required amendment tasks.
The Basic Info screen displays.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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6. Perform any of the below actions from the Basic Info screen.
• Click Next to go to the Party screen.
• Click Save and Close to save the details and complete the processing stage of the
amendment.
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Note:
If the Amendment Auth Required toggle is enabled for the program
associated with the transaction, an approval task is created in the system.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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9. Perform the following steps to take action on the parties in the grid:
• Click Add New Row to add more parties.
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• Select the record in the grid and click Options icon under the Actions column and
then click Delete to remove the party.
10. Perform any of the below actions from the Party screen.
Note:
If the Amendment Auth Required toggle is enabled for the program
associated with the transaction, an approval task is created in the system.
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Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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13. Perform any of the below actions from the Interest screen.
• Click Next to go to the Charges screen.
• Click Save and Close to save the details and complete the processing stage of the
amendment.
Note:
If the Amendment Auth Required toggle is enabled for the program
associated with the transaction, an approval task is created in the system.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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Charge Collection Type Displays the type of charge collection applicable to the transaction.
Party Displays the ID of the party that has been charged.
Party Role Displays the role of the party that has been charged.
Charge Amount Displays the amount charged along with the currency.
If the charge is Auto Waived, then the charge amount field defaults
to zero.
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16. Click the link in the Details column to view the charge details, external pricing details, and
schedule of periodic charges.
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17. Perform any of the below actions from the Charges screen.
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Note:
If the Amendment Auth Required toggle is enabled for the program
associated with the transaction, an approval task is created in the system.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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20. Perform any of the below actions from the Accounting screen.
Note:
If the Amendment Auth Required toggle is enabled for the program
associated with the transaction, an approval task is created in the system.
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• Click Cancel to cancel the transaction and return to the Free Tasks screen.
Amendment
21. Click Next on the Accounting tab.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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23. Perform any of the below actions from the Amendment screen.
Note:
If the Amendment Auth Required toggle is enabled for the program
associated with the transaction, an approval task is created in the system.
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Note:
When the main limits are being utilized, the Limit Details grid displays details
related to the main limits. You can add columns related to the adhoc limits by
clicking Add/Remove Columns icon, if required. If adhoc limits are being
utilized, then the Limit Details grid displays the Sanctioned Adhoc Amount,
Utilized Adhoc Amount, and Available Adhoc Amount columns. You can add the
columns related to the Main Limits using Add/Remove Columns icon, if
required.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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26. Perform any of the below actions from the Limits screen.
Note:
If the Amendment Auth Required toggle is enabled for the program
associated with the transaction, an approval task is created in the system.
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28. Review the details of the amendment transaction and perform any of the following action
from the Summary screen.
• Click each tile to view the detailed information of the data segments.
• Click Save and Close to save the details and complete the processing stage of the
amendment.
Note:
If the Amendment Auth Required toggle is enabled for the program
associated with the transaction, an approval task is created in the system.
Once approved, the finance gets modified in the core lending system, which
in-turn will return the amendment status to Supply Chain Finance system.
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Inquiries
This topic describes the information on the various inquiries supported in the Supply Chain
Finance module.
This topic contains the following subtopics:
• Accounting Inquiry
This topic describes the systematic instruction to search for accounting entries based on
various criteria such as File Reference Number, Event, Product, Party, Account Number,
and so on.
• Charge Inquiry
This topic describes the systematic instruction to search for charges based on various
criteria such as Branch, Event, Party, Party Role, Product, Charge Type, and so on.
• Finance Inquiry
This topic describes the systematic instruction to search for finances based on various
criteria such as File Reference Number, Buyer, Supplier, Processing Date, Finance Date,
Finance Amount, and so on.
• Message Inquiry
This topic describes the systematic instruction to search for FCI messages based on
various criteria such as Inward/Outward, Message Type, Buyer, Supplier, Message
Reference Number, Status, Date Range, and so on.
• Structure Limits Inquiry
This topic describes the systematic instruction to search for party limits based on various
criteria such as Limit Type, Entity, Party Id, External Line Id, Date Reference Basis, Date
Range, and so on.
• Structure Limits Txn Inquiry
This topic describes the systematic instruction to search for party limits with respect to a
specific transaction based on various criteria such as Reference Basis, Limit Entity Type,
Limit Type, Limit Event, External Line Id, Date Range, and so on.
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Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
Field Description
Branch Select the required branch to proceed further. By default, the branch
of the logged-in user is selected.
Reference Number Specify the reference number.
Event Select the event to search the accounting information for.
The available options are:
• Amendment
• Auto Debit
• Disbursement
• Disbursement Reversal
• Excess Refund
• Interest Refund
• Margin Refund
• Residual Payment Refund
• Settlement
• Settlement Reversal
Product Select the product to inquire the accounting for.
Party Click the search icon to select the party.
Account Number Click the search icon to select the account number.
Accounting Entry Type Select the account entry type.
The available options are:
• Both
• Credit
• Debit
Entry Posting Status Select the status of the accounting entry to inquire for.
The available options are:
• Failure
• Success
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Field Description
Date Reference Basis Select the basis for a date range search.
The available options are:
• Processing Date
• Value Date
Date Range Click the calendar icons and select the start and end dates of the
date range for the selected Date Reference Basis.
5. Click on the hyperlink data in the Reference Number column to view more details of the
record.
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Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
Field Description
Branch Select the required branch to proceed further. By default, the branch
of the logged-in user is selected.
Event Select the event to which the charge is applicable.
The available options are:
• Amendment
• Disbursement
• Disbursement Reversal
• Settlement
• Settlement Reversal
Party Click the search icon and select the party that has been charged.
Party Role Select the role of the party.
The available options are:
• Buyer
• Import Factor
• Insurance Party
• Supplier
Charge Code Click the search icon and select the charge code to inquire for.
Charge Group Select the group to which the charge code belongs.
The available options are:
• Commission
• Fees
• Rebates
• Tax
Txn Ref No. Specify the reference number or charge reference number to inquire
for.
Charge Type Select the value to specify whether the type of charge is Debit or
Credit.
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Field Description
Charge Account Click the Search icon and select the account in which charges takes
effect.
Date Reference Basis Select the type of date range to be applied for search.
• Calculation Date – To list all relevant charges only on the basis
of calculation irrespective of its posting details.
• Posting Date – To list all relevant charges only on the basis of
posting irrespective of when it was calculated.
Date Range Click the Calendar icon and select the start date and end date of the
date range.
Collection Type Select whether the charge has been collected Online or in a
Periodic.
Product Select the product to which the charge is applicable.
Status Select the value to specify the status of charge.
The available options are:
• Auto Waived
• Modified
• Overriden
• Waived
External Pricing Select the value to specify whether external pricing is applied.
The available options are:
• ALL
• Yes
• No
5. Click on the hyperlink data in the Txn Ref No. column to view more details of the record.
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Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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Message Inquiry
5. Click on the hyperlink data in the Finance Reference Number column to view more
details of the record.
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1. On Home screen, click Supply Chain Finance. Under Supply Chain Finance, click
Inquiry.
2. Under Inquiry, click Message Inquiry.
The Message Inquiry screen displays.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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5. Click on the hyperlink data in the Message Details column to view more details of the
record.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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5. Click on the hyperlink data in the Entity Name column to view more details of the record.
Note:
The fields marked as Required are mandatory.
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5. Click on the hyperlink data in the Transaction Reference Number column to view more
details of the record.
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Batch Jobs
This topic describes the events that are part of Beginning of Day (BOD) and End of Day (EOD)
batch jobs run by the system on daily basis. These activities are run by the system as a batch
job at the beginning and/or end of the day.
This topic contains the following subtopics:
• EOD Batch
• Independent Batch
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EOD Batch
Note:
Refer the Branch EOD section in Oracle Banking Common Core User Guide to
configure, invoke, and view the EOD batch jobs.
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Independent Batch
Note:
Events marked with * are executed always.
Note:
Before executing any EOD batch, it is recommended to take a backup of the
database.
Note:
During the execution of EOD batch jobs, there is a possibility of occurrence of
technical or functional errors. These errors are captured and displayed on the UI
itself, enabling the user to rectify them.
Note:
Refer the Task Management section in Tasks User Guide to create, view, configure,
trigger, and view status of the tasks.
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Process Codes
This topic describes the information on the manual stages along with the functional activity
codes.
The following table represents the manual stages in Finance workflow along with the functional
activity codes which can be used for mapping in role activity screen under Security
Management System menu.
Table 9-1
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Note:
Refer the Role section in Oracle Banking Security Management System User
Guide to understand procedure for creating roles and assigning activity to it.
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Functional Activity Codes
Table A-1 List of Functional Activity Codes
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Index
A Finance Disbursement, 3-1
Finance Inquiry, 7-6
Accounting Entries, 2-41 Finance Settlement, 4-1
Accounting Inquiry, 7-1 Functional Activity Codes, A-1
Accounting Maintenance, 2-35
Accounting Role, 2-36
Alert Contact Details, 2-52
I
Alert Decisioning, 2-57 Initiate Finance Amendment, 6-1
Alert Definition, 2-55 Initiate Finance Settlement, 4-1
Alerts Maintenance, 2-52 Initiate Transaction Reversal, 5-1
Inquiries, 7-1
C Insurance Maintenance, 2-84
Interest Maintenance, 2-87
Charge Code, 2-64 Interest Pricing, 2-88
Charge Decisioning, 2-70 Interest Rate Decisioning, 2-93
Charge Inquiry, 7-3 Internal Account Mapping, 2-48
Charge Preferential Pricing, 2-78
Charge Rule Maintenance, 2-67
Charges Maintenance, 2-64
L
Create Account Entry Code, 2-38 Limits Structure Maintenance, 2-97
Create Account Role, 2-36
Create Accounting Entries, 2-41
Create Alert Contact Details, 2-52 M
Create Alert Decisioning, 2-57 Message Inquiry, 7-7
Create Alert Definition, 2-55
Create Charge Code, 2-64
Create Charge Decisioning, 2-71 P
Create Charge Preferential Pricing, 2-79
Process Codes, 9-1
Create Charge Rule Maintenance, 2-67
Processing Amendment Task, 6-8
Create External Account Mapping, 2-46
Processing Disbursement Reversal Task, 5-5
Create Insurance, 2-84
Processing Disbursement Task, 3-1
Create Interest Pricing, 2-88
Processing Settlement Reversal Task, 5-26
Create Interest Rate Decisioning, 2-93
Processing Settlement Task, 4-5
Create Internal Account Mapping, 2-49
Product Parameters Maintenance, 2-11
Create Limits Structure, 2-97
Program Parameters Maintenance, 2-23
Create Product Parameters, 2-12
Create Program Parameters, 2-23
S
E Structure Limits Inquiry, 7-9
Structure Limits Txn Inquiry, 7-11
Entry Codes, 2-38
Supply Chain Finance, 1-1
External Account Mapping, 2-45
System Parameters Maintenance, 2-2
F
Finance Amendment, 6-1
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Index
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