The Collateral updates [U12] are part of the Collateral module, a separately purchased module of LeasePak. The Collateral functions are used to keep track of all assets with a missing, expired, or incorrect ownership certificate or Uniform Commercial Code (UCC) filing.
The table below shows the UCC status codes (for equipment and property) and ownership certificate status codes (for vehicles only) which cause an asset to appear in the Collateral module updates or to be removed from Collateral tracking.
Filing Type | Status | Collateral Tracking (Y/N) |
UCC |
EXP |
Y |
FILE |
N | |
FLNW |
N | |
FLPN |
Y | |
FPNW |
Y | |
RFPN |
Y | |
Cert of Ownership |
CRFL |
N |
CRRQ |
Y | |
CRSN |
Y | |
NONE |
Y | |
NTRC |
Y |
The Collateral update should not be used while End of Period is executing because the End of Period process may change information about assets, and those changes would not be reflected in the Collateral update [U1201] used at the same time. When End of Period [U0401] is submitted, all collateral clerks must exit the Collateral update before End of Period begins executing. They may re-enter this update when the End of Period process is complete.
Before a user can access Collateral Tracking, the user must be set up as a Collateral User through the Collateral User Profile update [U1231].
From the LeasePak main menu, Collateral Tracking can be accessed through the Tracking menu, Collateral option or by entering U1201 into the Fast Menu <F2>.
The Collateral menu contains two options, Asset Summary and Work Schedule.
In addition to the standard collateral modules and options, other LeasePak updates and reports may be selected from the Collateral Tracking menu bar. When an update or report is selected from Collateral Tracking, the asset and possibly lease and lessee numbers are already known. When such is the case, the applicable updates and reports will skip entry of these numbers and go directly to the update or report. This will provide quick access to other related LeasePak updates and reports.
The
Notebook function may be accessed 3 ways from Collateral tracking - by clicking
on the Notebook
button; through the Options menu, Notebook option; or by pressing <F3>.
When Notebook is selected from Collateral Tracking, new asset-level notes will
default in reference information corresponding to the current Collateral work
schedule item being processed. Creating unprocessed (i.e. - requiring further
action) asset-level notes will add items to the note recipient's Collateral work
schedule. Please refer to Notebook
for more information on the Notebook function.
When the user first enters Collateral Tracking, the Collateral Work Schedule screen is automatically accessed. The Selection Criteria can be used to determine the content of the work schedule.
This scrolled region is used to view assets to be worked.
Multiple unprocessed notes for the same asset are grouped into one selection item.
The sequence of assets on the work schedule depends on the work schedule sort
order, as defined by the Collateral User Profile update [U1231].
Every asset
has one specific person designated as its owner, displayed under the INIT column
heading. The original owner is the user to whom the asset was assigned by the
End of Period process [U0401]. Ownership of the asset may be switched to another
collateral user with the Collateral Reassignment update [U1211].
This screen is used to view and/or change collateral information for an asset.
Filing types are:
NONE None
SI Security Interest
UCC UCC
The Collateral Reassignment update [U1211] is part of the Collateral Module, a separately purchased module of LeasePak. The Collateral Reassignment update [U1211] is used to redistribute work among collateral users (also referred to as clerks). It provides the ability to re-assign assets from one collateral clerk to another. The lease will stay with the clerk to whom it has been manually assigned, unless it is manually reassigned later to another clerk.
Access to this update should be denied to all collateral users without supervisory privilege through the Security update [U0706]. Also, if the ACCESS ALL COLLATERAL USERS (Y/N) parameter in the Collateral User Profile update [U1231] is set to Nnot activated, then access to this update will be denied.
Assets are automatically assigned to collateral clerks by the End of Period process [U0401] according to collateral teams and to criteria established through the Collateral User Profile update [U1231]. Refer to the Collateral update [U1201] for a complete description of how assets are assigned to collateral clerks during End of Period.
Tracking the certificate of ownership for an asset is triggered by the number of days after the acquisition date. This number of days is set on the DAYS AFTER ASSET ACQUISITION DATE TO INITIATE CERTIF OF OWNERSHIP TRACKING parameter in the Collateral Portfolio update [U1222]. UCC tracking is also triggered by the number of days after the acquisition date. This number of days is indicated by the DAYS AFTER ASSET ACQUISITION DATE TO INITIATE UCC TRACKING parameter in the Collateral Portfolio update [U1222].
This
screen is used to select the assets to be viewed for re-assignment to another
collateral clerk. If a subset of assets is to be selected, the user may enter
a portfolio, company, region, office, or lease. If a specific asset is to be selected,
the user may enter the asset number.
This screen may also be used to select
a collateral clerk whose assets are to be viewed for re-assignment.
A maximum of 500 accounts may be listed for reassignment at one time. If more than 500 accounts fall within the selection criteria, a message appears to the effect that only the first 500 accounts selected are displayed.
This screen is used to change the assigned collateral clerk for the asset. All assets that meet the selection criteria are displayed. If no criteria were entered, all assets assigned to collateral clerks are displayed.
The list is sorted according to the work schedule sort order established for the collateral user on the Collateral User Profile [U1231].
The Collateral Custom General Module update [U1221] is used to add, change, or delete operational parameters for the Collateral module. These parameters affect the entire database (i.e. one set of parameters for all portfolios). Therefore, collateral parameters should be established during the LeasePak installation process.
From Updates on the Main Menu, select Tracking Setup, then Collateral Setup. Alternatively, the update may be accessed using the Fast Menu by pressing <F2> and then entering U1221.
This screen is used to enter Collateral parameters.
The Collateral Portfolio update [U1222] is used to establish or change parameters which define and control the functions of the Collateral Module [U1201].
Each
of the parameters controls a specific function or, in some cases, several functions,
of LeasePak. Therefore, caution should be exercised when any change to the parameters
is made, both at the initial set-up time and subsequently. Read the detailed descriptions
of the parameters in the following section to understand the consequences of a
change to a parameter.
This screen appears if the Multi-portfolio module is purchased and if the user's access is not restricted to a specific portfolio. If the Multi-portfolio module is not purchased, the default portfolio '1__' is assumed. If the user has restricted access to a specific portfolio (refer to the Security update [U0706]), the restricted portfolio is assumed.
This
screen allows changes to miscellaneous parameters, such as collateral supervisor
and collateral team.
The Collateral User Profile update is part of the Collateral Tracking module, a separately purchased module of LeasePak. The Collateral User Profile update [U1231] is used to add, change, or delete users of the module. If the Collateral module is not used, then collateral users need not be maintained.
The
Collateral module requires that collateral users (also referred to as clerks)
be established through this update before assets may be assigned to them. Before
a collateral user is specified, a LeasePak account and a security record must
be established. The system manager should set up the LeasePak account; the operations
supervisor should establish the security record through the Security update [U0706].
Several of the parameters established for the user through this function dictate
the way in which LeasePak restricts the user within the Collateral module. For
example, whether a user may have access to all assets in Collateral Tracking,
regardless of the clerks to which they're assigned, is controlled through this
update. These restrictions allow the supervisor to establish each user's function
and limitations within the module.
This
update also establishes parameters for how an individual user should progress
through the Collateral module. For example, the work schedule sort order entered
through this update establishes the order in which the user will see assets that
need to be processed.
The Collateral User Profile update [U1231] allows entry of criteria associated with the collateral user which determine if an asset may be assigned to that user. These criteria are used by End of Period [U0401] when assigning assets to collateral clerks. Refer to the Collateral update [U1201] documentation for a complete description of how assets are assigned to collateral clerks during the End of Period process.
This screen is used to select whether to add, change or delete a collateral user profile. Click Add to create a new profile. Select an existing profile from the menu, then click Change to modify it or Delete to remove it.
When adding a new collateral user, this screen is used to select a LeasePak user to create a profile for and, if desired, to select a default collateral user.
Fields used to add or change a collateral user profile are arranged onto 6 tabs. Only Account Assignment and Work Schedule actually affect the collateral user in LeasePak at this time. For a new profile, check all 6 to make sure any defaulted information is accurate for the new user.
The Signature tab is used to input the collector's name and title. This information may be used in conjuction with user's own custom letter-generating software.
The Account Assignment tab controls which assets will be assigned to the user's work schedule.
If the short name begins with a
number, then the letter which begins the number is used. For example, F is used
for names beginning with 4.
If the lessee's short name does not begin with
a letter or a number, then the letter X will be used.
The Work Schedule tab establishes priorities for displaying the assets assigned to the collateral user.
The Menu tab currently has no function in LeasePak. It may be ignored.
The Letter tab has no current function in LeasePak and may be left blank.
The User Defined tab is also not currently part of LeasePak functionality and may be left blank.
From the Collateral User Profile menu, clicking Delete will remove the selected collateral user.
The above message appears to confirm or cancel the deletion.
A collateral clerk may not be deleted if there are any accounts still assigned to that clerk. Reassign the accounts to another user using the Collateral Reassignment update [U1211].
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