Payoff: Administration Data On the
Administrative Data
tab, you can specify the payer and payment details and enter data for offering a termination agreement as well as for giving notice on a loan if necessary.
For more information, see Payoff .
The section headed
Payer(ee)/Payment Data
contains the
Payer
of the payoff. The main borrower is entered here by default. However, you can specify a different partner as the payer for the payoff, as long as this partner is assigned to the contract with a customer role.
You choose the
Bank Details ID
by means of the
Partner Bank Type
specified in the business partner master record.
You can change the default proposal for the
Payment Method
.
Note
You can define a default proposal for the
Payment Method
field in the IMG activity
Define Template.
If you set the
Incoming Payment Distribution Block
, the system automatically sets this block in the contract when you activate or post the payoff. The block prevents the open items for the loan from being cleared automatically by incoming payments. Instead, the system posts the incoming payments to the contract as overpayments, unless there are other loans in the same incoming payment distribution level to which postings can be made. It is still possible to process direct debits and payment postprocessing. You must reset the indicator in the contract manually, except when you delete or reverse the payoff.
Note
You can define a default proposal for the
Incoming Payment Distribution Block
in the IMG activity
Define Template.
You can use the
Incoming Payment
indicator to have an incoming payment generated automatically when the payoff is posted, for example if you intend to withhold the payment from an employee's salary.
Note
You can define a default proposal for the
Incoming Payment
field in the IMG activity
Define Template.
You can use the
Payment Data According to Conditions
field to copy payment data for the flows for the proportional and regular installments, such as the payer and the partner bank details, from the conditions.
If you set the
Block From Payoff
indicator the system prevents the open items in the loan from being cleared automatically by incoming payments. This payment block affects the documents generated in connection with the payoff.
You can use the
Dunning Lock
indicator to exclude all of the documents generated by a payofffrom the dunning run and from the dunning interest calculation. If you do not set this indicator, you can use the
Dunning Area
indicator to organize the dunning procedure for the documents generated by the payoff.
Note
You can define a default proposal for both fields in the IMG activity
Define Template.
In the section headed
Other Data
you set the
Posting Control Key
indicator, which determines whether the debit items are generated from the planned records automatically or manually.
Note
You can define a default proposal for the
Posting Control Key
in the IMG activity
Define Template.
If you want to exclude the whole loan contract from the dunning run, select the
Exclude from Dunning
indicator.
Note
You can define a default proposal for the
Exclude from Dunning
indicator field in the IMG activity
Define Template.
You use the
Payment Transaction
indicator in conjunction with the settings for account determination to control whether or not a flow is a payment transaction. You should make the corresponding account determination settings as follows:
If this indicator is not set, the postings are made via clearing accounts.
If the indicator is set, the postings are made via customer accounts, in other words, via the payer. This allows you to generate corresponding payments using the customer payment programs.
If a product type is not posted to customer accounts in a particular company code (that is, if the value of the
FI posting
field is not "3" in the IMG activity
Company Code-Dependent Settings for Product Type
), the postings are always made via clearing accounts. In this case, the indicator is ignored.
Note
You can define a default value for the
Payment Transaction
indicator in the IMG activity
In the
Offer
section, the
Offer on
field defaults to the current date. This field is used as a basis for determining the acceptance date for the termination contract, which appears as the default value in the
Offer to
field. The
Offer
to
Date
is the date up to which the offer is valid for this contract. You can change this data if necessary.
Note
You specify the acceptance period for the offer in the IMG activity
Define Template
by entering the number of time units in the
Accept.Period
field. You enter the corresponding time unit (days, months or years) in the
Time Unit
field.
You can enter the date on which the termination contract offer was accepted by the lender in the
Accepted on
field.
If the lender gives notice on the loan, you can enter the notice date in the
Notice
section If the lender gives notice on the loan in conjunction with legal measures, you enter the date of the related correspondence in this section as the notice date.
In addition, you can select a
Notice reason
on the part of the lender from the possible entries. The
Rejection Reason
field is available for entering the lender's reason for rejecting a termination contract offer. You can enter the reason the payer gives for the payoff in the
Payoff Reason
field.
Note
You define the possible reasons the lender may have for giving notice on the loan in the IMG activity
Define Reasons for Notice.
In the IMG activity
Define Payoff Reasons
you can define the possible reasons a payer may have for paying off the loan. You define the reasons a lender may have for rejecting a payoff in the IMG activity
Define Rejection Reasons.
Under
Define General Control Data
you can control whether or not the payoff or notice reason, which you enter here if applicable, is to be transferred to the field
Notice Reason
in the condition header.