4.69.30 - Enhanced Debit Order Rights

2024 -04-18

We've enhanced the access control over which actions may be performed when creating / editing an active promissory.

The table below outlines the rights that may be find in Setup >> Role >> Transaction Rights

RightDescription

Suspend or activate promissory

The ability to temporarily pause or restart a series of scheduled debit orders.

Cancel any promissory

The ability to permanently stop a series of scheduled debit orders.

Split initial promissory

The ability to divide an initial debit order amount into multiple installments.

Edit promissory repayment type

The ability to change the way a series of debit orders are repaid.

Edit promissory bank account

The ability to change the bank account from which a series of debit orders are drawn.

Edit promissory first debit date

The ability to change the start date for a series of debit orders.

Edit promissory periods

The ability to change the frequency of debit orders in a series (e.g., monthly to weekly).

Edit promissory installment frequency

The ability to change how often installments are paid within a series of debit orders.

Edit promissory collection day rule

The ability to define the specific day of the month when debit orders in a series are collected.

Edit promissory date adjustment rule

Potentially the ability to define how the due date is adjusted for weekends or holidays (specific functionality may vary).

Edit installment date

The ability to change the due date of a specific debit order within a series.

Edit installment amount

The ability to change the amount of a specific debit order within a series.

Edit tracking days

Potentially the ability to define a buffer period between the notification of a debit order and its collection (specific functionality may vary).

Suspend installment

The ability to temporarily pause a specific debit order within a series.

Add new installment

The ability to add an additional instalment

Create an RMS transaction

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