General Loan Processing 

Purpose

Create

You can use the Application/Offer ® Create function to enter all the data required for a potential contract in the system, without creating a contract.

For loans given, the Application function allows you to enter concrete inquiries from potential borrowers, including the terms and conditions of a potential loan contract. Alternatively, you can choose to enter only the customer’s basic borrowing requirements (such as the capital applied for).

In offer status for loans given you can check and save several contract versions with different terms and conditions under one loan number. An offer can comprise various alternatives for a potential borrower, who can then choose the version which meets his requirements.

You can use the Contract ® Create function to enter all the contract data relating to a loan given or a loan taken. In addition to the basic data and conditions, you can also enter master data for the partner and collateral and maintain details for generating correspondence.

Transfer to Offer/Contract, Contract Acceptance

By defining status transfers, you can enter a general loan as an application, for example, and use the Transfer to offer function to convert the application into an offer. In offer status, you can generate loan offers for the customer, and then use the Contract acceptance function to convert the offer the customer has accepted into a contract. Alternatively, you can convert the application into a contract directly using the Transfer to contract function, or start the loan process by entering an offer or contract directly. These functions let you adjust the loan processing steps to reflect your own company procedures.

Change, Display, Waive, Reactivate, Disburse

You can complete or change the data for an existing general loan at a later stage. Status management also extends to activities such as loan waivers, reactivation and disbursement.

The procedures for transferring loans to offer or contract status, for contract acceptance, and for creating, changing, displaying, waiving, reactivating and disbursing a general loan are the same as for mortgage loans.

Process Flow

Function

Procedure

Create

  1. Choose Transaction Management ® General Loan ® Application/Offer/Contract ® Create.
  2. The Create Application/Offer/Contract: Initial Screen appears.

For more information, see Creating a Mortgage Loan.

Transfer to offer

  1. Choose Transaction Management ® General Loan ® Application ® Transfer to Offer.
  2. The Transfer Application to Offer: Initial Screen appears.

For more information, see Transfer to Offer.

Transfer to contract

  1. Choose Transaction Management ® General Loan ® Application ® Transfer to Contract.
  2. The Contract Acceptance from Application: Initial Screen appears.

For more information, see Transfer to Contract.

Contract acceptance

  1. Choose Transaction Management ® General Loan ® Offer ® Contract Acceptance.
  2. The Contract Acceptance: Initial Screen appears.

For more information, see Contract Acceptance.

Change

  1. Choose Transaction Management ® General Loan ® Application/Offer/Contract ® Change.
  2. The Change Application/Offer/Contract: Initial Screen appears.

For more information, see Changing a Mortgage Loan.

Display

  1. Choose Transaction Management ® General Loan ® Application/Offer/Contract ® Display.
  2. The Display Application/Offer/Contract: Initial Screen appears.

For more information, see Displaying a Mortgage Loan.

Waive

  1. Choose Transaction Management ® General Loan ® Application/Offer/Contract ® Waive.
  2. The Waive Application/Contract Offer/Contract: Initial Screen appears.

For more information, see Waiving a Mortgage Loan.

Reactivate

  1. Choose Transaction Management ® General Loan ® Application/Offer/Contract ® Reactivate.
  2. The Reactivate Application/Offer/Contract: Initial Screen appears.

For more information, see Reactivating a Mortgage Loan.

Disburse

  1. Choose Transaction Management ® General Loan ® Contract ® Disburse.
  2. The Disburse Contract: Initial Screen appears.

For more information, see Disbursing a Mortgage Loan.