Editing Allocations Made to Accounts in Hierarchies

Procedure

Note:  To edit an allocation you must belong to the parent allocation group The group of users who are authorized to allocate a credit line, or to edit or delete an allocation. These users include the primary and secondary credit analysts for the customer that has the credit line that is being allocated, and the primary and secondary managers for these analysts. for the customer who has the credit line from which the allocations were made.

To edit a credit line allocation made to an account in a business hierarchy:

  1. Select the customer. How?

  2. From the Customer Information tab, select Credit Line.
    The Credit Line screen appears. Approved, effective credit lines are displayed with blue text. Expired credit lines are displayed with red text.

  3. Select the check box in the row for the approved, effective credit line that has the allocation made to an account in a hierarchy that you want to edit, and click Credit Allocation.
    The Credit Allocation screen appears.

  4. In the Credit Allocation section, select the check boxes in the rows for the allocations you want to edit. To select all allocations, select the check box in the column header.

  5. In the Credit Allocation section, make changes. To change the allocation amount, enter the revised amount to be allocated in the Recommended Amount field.

  6. Click Save.
    If you have an Allocation Limit that is equal to or greater than the Recommended Amount you enter and to the original amount of the allocation, the Approved Amount,  %, Allocated Amount, and Unallocated Amount fields update to reflect the entries you make.

If the new allocation is successfully made, e-mail notification is sent to the credit analysts (primary and secondary) for the parent account and to the primary and secondary analysts for the child accounts receiving the allocation.

If you do not have sufficient Allocation Limit, an e-mail notification is sent to you (the user making the allocation) and to your primary and secondary managers.

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