Updating Dispute Details

Procedure

From the Dispute Details screen, you can change any information for a single dispute.

To update dispute details:

  1. From the Main menu, select Dispute Management.
    The Search Dispute screen displays a list of pending disputes for which you are the resolver. If you are a manger, you can also view the disputes for your subordinates.

  1. Select the link in the Dispute # column for the dispute you want to edit.
    The Dispute Details screen appears.

  2. Change information for the dispute.

  3. Are you assigned to a role that includes the capability to reassign disputes?

    • If yes, use the following table to determine you entry in the Resolver field:

If a notification ruleset for creating disputes...

Then...

Is defined

  • To have the ruleset determine the resolver, leave the Resolver field blank

  • To override the ruleset, enter the e-mail address for an internal contact in the Resolver field

Is not defined

  • To have the invoice owner assigned as the resolver, leave the Resolver field blank

  • To assign a resolver other than the invoice owner, enter the e-mail address for an internal contact in the Resolver field.

 

    •  If no, you cannot make an entry in the Resolver field, The Resolver field fills in with one of the following:

If a notification ruleset for creating disputes ...

Then...

Is defined

The ruleset determines the resolver and eCredit sends the resolver an e-mail notification

Is not defined

The invoice owner is assigned as resolver and eCredit send the invoice owner

  1. Click Save.

When you click Save, the following occur:

    • If there is a notification ruleset for dispute updates, e-mail notification is sent to the dispute resolver and to any secondary dispute contact determined by the rules set up by your business administrator.

    • If there is a strategy branch defined for the new dispute status, that branch is triggered.

    • eCredit validates that the total of all disputes and any promises for the invoice is not greater than the invoice amount due.

    • The original dispute record is available as history.

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