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In order to change or view an application, the user must first select an application using either the Single Application Selection or the Application Work Schedule.
Once an application has been selected, both the Change and View options open the Application Tabs [U0801] screens. Change allows the user to modify the application, View allows read-only access.
Please refer to the Application Tabs [U0801] document for a detailed explanation of the content of the 11 application tabs.
As with Change and View, the user must first select an application using either the Single Application Selection or the Application Work Schedule.
Once an application has been selected, using the Delete option will remove the selected application.
The above message appears to confirm or cancel the deletion.
Any application may be deleted, even those in booked status. However, an application may not be deleted if it is used as a default for any customer (RCU), name (RNM) or vendor (RLR) files.
It's possible to prohibit a user from deleting applications. This is controlled by the Security tab of the Application User Profile [U0831]. Leaving the box blank next to Delete Application will prevent this option from appearing on the user's menu.
The option appears in the Application menu if 2001 JULE Fund module is purchased and the Multi Asset Maintenance switch is set to 'Y' in the Application Tracking setup [U0831]. Selecting this option starts the Multi Asset Maintenance [U0230] update for application-side asset maintenance. Use this update only for managing the assets on an application that are not in an approved 'Axxx' status. For more information, refer to the Multi Asset Maintenance [U0230] update document.
For assets already booked (on a lease), matured, and paidoff but not sold, use the lease-side Multi Asset Maintenance [U0230] update directly from the LeasePak Updates menu.
Cost Per Use module only, asset-level meters: selecting this option starts the Asset Meter Maintenance [U0231] update. From Application, you can use this update for pending assets. For assets already booked and on lease, use the Asset Meter Maintenance update directly from the LeasePak Updates menu. For more information, refer to the overview document Cost Per Use.
Cost Per Use module only, lease-level meters: selecting this option starts the Leasse Meter Maintenance [U0233] update for the application. For booked leases, use the Lease Meter Maintenance update directly from the LeasePak Updates menu. For more information, refer to the overview document Cost Per Use.
As with other Application menu options, the user must first select an application using either the Single Application Selection or the Application Work Schedule.
The Documents and Tasks option from the Application Tracking menu allows the user to add or modify documents for an application and keeps track of the receipt of these documents. The option also allows a document list to be defaulted depending on the application type and its requirements. If the document list is created from a default list, it may be appended or modified as required for each application. (Refer to the Application Document List update [U0815].)
Documents can be marked as required for any application status. In order to change the application's status, the required documents for the new status should have been received. For example, the Lease Agreement must have been received in order to change the application status to booked.
This screen is used to add or modify documents for an application and to track the receipt of those documents. It may also be used to select documents to appear on a missing document letter. Up to 50 documents can be tracked through the scrolled area from the screen above.
The list of default documents for each documentation type is defined by the Application Document List update [U0815]. Use Help for a list of valid documentation types.
Once any document has been marked as received, the DOCUMENTATION TYPE cannot be changed. If it's necessary to change the type, it is possible to delete the "received" code and date, change the type, and then re-enter "received" and the date.
Then select on All Received to mark all remaining documents as received. When All Received is selected, checks are automatically placed in the RECEIVED field of all remaining documents.
If most documents are to be marked as received, it may be easier to place select ALL RECEIVED and then individually remove the checks on those documents not yet received.
If this field can be accessed, enter the earliest application status for which this document is required. If no code is entered the document is not required. Use Help for a list of valid required status codes. The Status Transfer [ST] update will not allow the application status to be changed to status shown here if this document has not been received.
Example: If "approved" status appears here, then this document is required before the application's status may be changed to approved.
As with other Application menu options, the user must first select an application using either the Single Application Selection or the Application Work Schedule.
When the Enhanced IDC/IDR module is purchased along with the Application tracking module [U0801] and the Application User Profile [U0831] security switch is set to allow access to the Enhanced IDC/IDR option in the Applications Tracking module.
This option allows the user to establish IDC/IDR information for the application that is being booked. The IDC/IDR fees entered will be tracked during the life of the lease, as well as provide an Amortization Schedule based on the accrual methods used when the lease was booked.
LeasePak may cause a $0.01 difference for IDC/IDR's when the amortized IDC/IDR is reversed.
Fifty-three additional G/L accounts that have been added in LeasePak v3.1a will track receivables, fees, expenses, debits and credits. All G/L accounts can be reconciled via the Lease Inquiry [R0905]. Specific accounts may reconciled via the G/L Reconciliation [R0403], G/L Entries Listing [R0406] and the Master G/L Reconciliation [U0460] reports. Refer to General Ledger Accounting for detailed information.
When the Partial Deductions module is purchased, all A/R records will default to the lease at time of booking.
Leases with Operating type accrual methods will be amortized with straight line methods. All other accrual methods, will be amortized with a proportional income basis method. However, IDRC-Warranty Insurance will use only straight line methods.
Leases that are booked with IBL type accrual methods must have the Estimated Unearned income manually entered into the L_EST_UE_D field in the RAP table in order to calculate the earned IDC/IDR:
New Earned IDC/IDR: ((Lessor Rental Income Y-T-D/Estimated Unearned) *Original IDC/IDR) - IDC/IDR Y-T-D
LeasePak may cause a $0.01 difference for IDC/IDR's on some IBL's when an accrual, accrual reversal and a re-accural is performed.
If there is nothing entered in this field, LeasePak will calculate the Estimated Unearned as follows:
Estimated Unearned = Minimum Payments Receivable - Total Contract Acquisition Cost
The Total Contract Acquisition Cost is calculated as follows:
+ Unguaranteed Residual
- (Acquisition Cost - Down Payment)
- Other Charges
Minimum Lease Payments Receivable is calculated as follows:
Number of Payments *
payment amount (according to payment schedule)
+ Guaranteed Residual
+ Interim Rent (when Interim Rent is set to N in [U0212NL])
If the yield/rate (Total Interest Rate) is zero, a straight line amortization method will be used for IBL's.
The INCLUDE IDC IN 'NPV' and 'OPR' PAYOFFS' switch in the Payoff Customizations option of the Portfolio [U0212] update have no affect on the new IDC/IDR fields.
The Enhanced IDC/IDR supports the following accrual methods when only one asset is tied to the lease:
This screen allows the IDC/IDR information to be entered in the Application Tracking module [U0801].
The following steps must be taken before you enter Enhanced IDC/IDR information for rebate calculation:
Once the application is approved, fields on the Enhanced IDC/IDR dialog become unavailable to prevent any type of modifications in the existing values.
The above screen will appear for subvention information. Lease Pak allows the user to enter the 5 set of subvention data which can be passed in from the Web Services API. The new sets of subvention data can also be entered manually by the above screen. LeasePak stores the data of the sets of subvention fields on the above screen in rapv Application Subvention table.
The above screen will appear for enhanced IDC's additional fields information. LeasePak allows the user to enter the information for additional IDC fields.
This option from the Application menu is used to enter insurance information related to the application. As with other Application menu options, the user must first select an application using either the Single Application Selection or the Application Work Schedule.
When the option is initially chosen, this screen appears showing all insurance information entered to date. If no insurance information has yet been entered, the screen is blank and only the Add button is active.
Select the Add button to add a line of information on an additional insurance policy. To change information on a policy already entered for the application, select it from the list and click the Change button.
This screen appears to add or change insurance information.
When a new policy is added and OK is selected, a new line of insurance information appears on the initial screen. The new data is edited when Save is selected or Enter is pressed. Edits ensure required information is present. Requirements depend on the TYPE chosen from the list of valid TYPE codes:
TYPE |
FIELDS REQUIRED |
Not required |
Type |
Self-Insured |
Type, Status |
Full Coverage |
Type, Carrier, Status, Exp(iration) Date |
The Insurance Risk Fee enhancement will only function if the Type selected is 'Full Coverage' and 'Self Insured'. If 'Not Required' is selected, no Insurance Risk Fee will be charged.
Additionally, the Status will have no bearing on this enhancement,e.g. 'Binder on File', 'Complete and Correct', 'Due to Expire' etc., will not affect the Insurance Risk Fee charges.
If you have an application with more than one insurance record, you can use Default Agent Info to populate the agent information fields (Agent, Address 1/2, City, State, Zip, Contact, Contact Title, and Phone) on the second and subsequent records. After entering and saving the agent information and other fields as needed on the first record, click Add to begin adding a second insurance record, then click Default Agent Info to copy the agent information fields from the previous insurance record into the current record. This feature always copies data from the immediately preceding record. Also, it only defaults information into blank fields; if you have already filled out one of the agent information fields, Default Agent Info will not overwrite data in that field.
Automatic pyament Interval Schedule helps users to define payments interval schedule that is independent of the invoice due dates to be set up and used to extract preauthorized payments. The schedule can be setup while the contract is still an application from Application Tracking → Automatic Payment Interval Schedule menu option. If application is already booked than users will need to use U0243 Automatic Payment Interval Schedule update to enter or update the payment interval schedule for the selected application. Users must own PAP/Preauthorized Pmts module of LeasePak to access this option of U0801 Application Tracking module menu option listing. Users will also need to check this module from U0831 Application User Profile.
Following are the field descriptions for Payment Interval Schedule option:
The first column of the grid will display row number from 1 to 360. This is display only column.
Saving the update without any record will prompt with the 'Input Required' warning message. Click on Save to continue with the updated change of pap interval payment schedule for the lease. Click on Cancel button to exit from the update without saving payment schedule information.
When the Application Tracking [U0801] module and JULE Fund 1999 module are purchased, LeasePak will allow the user to perform Data Entry Requirements on the application. This new validation function will call a Sybase stored procedure that can be customized to perform status based validations on the applications according to the user's business requirements.
Data Entry Requirements runs the stored procedure cp_rap_der for the application booking and gets the success or failure through message. This stored procedure is also runs as a part of the status transfer to ensure that the data entry requirement passes before application’s status changed and therefore approved for booking. You can find customizable stored procedure in $usql directory with either the name syb_cp_rap_der.sql or ora_cp_rap_der.sql depending on the type of LeasePak database. Directions for installation of customized version of customizable and user defined stored procedure can be found in the System Administration Guide under the End User Code Objects.
The Client Exposure option is used to calculate the financial exposure for all clients who have a financial connection with the application. This includes the lessee, co-lessee, guarantor and customer. Calculations occur behind the scenes when the option is chosen; there is no Client Exposure screen that appears.
As with other Application menu options, the user must first select an application using either the Single Application Selection or the Application Work Schedule.
When LeasePak completes the client exposure calculations, the above message is displayed.
The results are stored on the respective client files for future access. The Client Exposure option can be updated for an application whenever the latest calculations are desired.
Following the execution of the Client Exposure option, the results can be viewed on the Current Outstanding Balance, Credit Limit or Delinquency Aging sections of the Application Inquiry [R0502].
Client Exposure provides up-to-date information that should be used for credit decisions on whether to approve or reject an application. Therefore, it is imperative that the Client Exposure option be executed prior to changing the application's status to approved or rejected. If a new Client Exposure is not run, the credit decision may be based on obsolete or incorrect client exposure information.
The client exposure calculations performed by this option may take a long time, depending on the number of leases and/or approved applications found for any of the clients connected to the current application. For this reason, these calculations are not automatically performed whenever an Application Inquiry [R0502] is generated or an approval/rejection is processed using the Status Transfer update. Instead, NetSol suggests that the Client Exposure option be executed once, prior to approval/rejection. If a significant amount of time passes between the last client exposure calculation and approval/rejection, simply re-execute the client exposure. The Application Inquiry will display the date and time of the last client exposure calculation next to the results.
The Single option from the Application Tracking menu is used to select a single application for modification or deletion.
This screen is used to input the
application number to be selected. As described previously, using the
help button accesses the Application Search by Lessee function.
Once an application has been selected, the other options on the Application Tracking menu are available to be used on the application.
The Application update [U0801] provides a work schedule (or list) of applications assigned to an individual user or team of users. Items appear on the work schedule in the priority established for the user on the Application User Profile [U0831].
Using the work schedule, the user may select applications to be processed, one after another. Once an individual application has been highlighted, it becomes the "current" application. Information for this application is displayed at the top of the screen. Various application operations and functions may be selected from the menu and performed on this application, without having to re-enter the application number.
Applications are assigned to a user's work schedule in several ways:
Several unprocessed notes may be associated with an application. The oldest determines to which work schedule the application is assigned. Information from that note alone appears on the Work Schedule screen.
Applications are removed from a user's work schedule in several ways:
Rejected, withdrawn and default applications may be accessed through the Single Application option of the Application menu.
As new applications are added, statuses change, notes are created and processed during the day, the user may immediately update his or her work schedule at any time by selecting on the Retrieve button at the bottom of the Work Schedule screen. Applications no longer eligible for processing disappear and newly assigned applications appear. If the user chooses to sign out of LeasePak before all applications are processed, the work schedule is restored when the user returns to the Application module.
This screen appears when Work Schedule is selected from the Application menu. It is used to enter selection criteria for the work schedule. USERNAME, TEAM and STATUS display what was entered the last time a work schedule was created. The follow-up date always defaults to today's date.
Applications that meet the selection criteria entered will be sorted according to the order specified in the Application User Profile [U0831]. One user may view another user's or a team's work schedule. The order in which applications are sorted is based on the profile of the user who signed in to LeasePak, even if another USERNAME is used for selection criteria.
Once selection criteria are entered, select Retrieve. All applications which meet those criteria will display.
To make an application active, highlight it on the work schedule. The order in which applications appear for a user is determined by the Application User Profile [U0831]. For example, the primary sort may be by application number, vendor number, status, etc.
Once an application is active, choose function(s) from the Application menu to be performed. All updates to an active application must be complete (i.e., Save, OK, Cancel or Done must be selected) before another application can be made active. If a second application on the work schedule is highlighted before updates to the first are complete, the message, "Current update must be completed before moving to another application," appears.
The time outstanding displayed in this field is reset when an application status is changed from "Entry" to "Investigation" if the RESET TIME OUTSTANDING field in the Application Portfolio update [U0822] is Y. Note, however, that the Application Inquiry [R0502] reports the time outstanding regardless of status (i.e. the time since initial entry of the application).
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