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What is collections?
Collections Panacea
Visibility across Business Units True view of customer Built-in efficiencies Implement new strategies Competitive advantage Automation of Collections Process Optimization Improve Customer Experience
Collections Manager
Collection Strategies
Collections Admin
Collection Scores Dunning Strategies Territory Assignment Sales Service Customer Mgmt.
Collections Agent
eBusiness Center
Collections
Collections Manager
Update Strategies
Reports/ Intelligence
3 Major Flows
Collections Manager Scoring, Dunning, Reports Collections Agent Review History and Contact Customer Additional Strategies Marketing and Self Service
Dunning Plans
Create Dunning Letters Create Dunning Plan Execute Dunning Plan
Aging Bucket Collection Score Range Dunning Letter Fulfillment Method Callback ?/ Days
Payment Processing Update
Tasks Callbacks
Agent Assignment
Define Territories
Customer Collections
eBusiness Center
Org, Person, Address, Relationship
A/R
Payments/ Disputes
Collections Functions
Collections Profile
Histories
Pay on Account
Pay on Invoice
Notes
Tasks
iPayment Reports
Authorization
Self Service
E-Mail Collection Campaign Dunning Letters Sent
Campaigns Executed
Team Queues
Geography, Product Industry
Assign Collector to Campaign Assign Campaign Outcomes
iReceivables
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Delinquency to Payment
Apply Apply Strategy Strategy to to Delinquent Delinquent Items Items
Concurrent Program Possible Levels: Delinquency Bill-To Location Account Customer
IEX200 IEX200
Assign Assign Strategy Strategy Work Work Items Items to to Delinquent Delinquent Items Items
Concurrent Program Manual Work Items(Phone Calls etc) Automatic Work Items (Dunning Letters etc)
IEX300 IEX300
Collections
Manage Collections
Review Review Delinquent Delinquent Customer Customer Records Records
Delinquent Items (Several Levels) (Broken) Promises Interactions, Aging, Disputes, Adjustments, Tasks, Notes, Payments, Receipts at Risk, etc.
IEX400 IEX400
Manage Payments
Interact Interact with with the the Customer Customer
Record Interaction Record Promise to Pay or Payment Record Dispute, Adjustment Record Task, Note Send Copy Invoice, Send Copy Dunning Send Statement
IEX500 IEX500
Manage Collections
Initiate Initiate Later Later Stage Stage Delinquency Delinquency Action Action
Restatus Later Stage Delinquency Customers Assign to Manager/Specialist
IEX999 IEX999
IEX600 IEX600
Collections, Receivables
Collections Agent
Collections
Collections
Not in Scope
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Customer Balance
Customer : Customer : CDS Inc Balance due 332198.81
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Scoring
Scoring Criteria Weight Range low Range high Score value
0.2
0 0.01 10.01 20.01 -99999 0.01 100.01 1000.01 5000.01 0 1.51 2.51 -99999 0.01 10.01 50.01 100.01
Amount overdue
0.3
Risky code
0.1
0.4
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Scoring Analyze
Scoring Criteria Overdue /Total outstanding Amount overdue Risky code Late days lastest invoice Weight Customer valueScore value 0.2 0.3 0.1 0.4
100 0
332 198.81
Low 08-2006
100 0
Calculation : (0.2*0)+(0.3*0)+(0.1*100)+(0.4*0)=10
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Strategy
Strategy type ADS Customer Soft Collections Strategy ADS Customer Moderate Collections Strategy Note 80 to 100 50 to 81
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Collection screen
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Collection screen
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Collection screen
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Collection screen
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Collection screen
Collection screen
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Collection screen
Transaction button For review invoice detail, enter a promise or a payment, send a copie
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Collection screen
Payment Processing button For enter a promise or a payment
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Collection screen
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Collection screen
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Collection screen
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Collection screen
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Reduce Costs
Cut down processing time
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Holland
Legal Entity
Denmark
Legal Entity
Belgium
Operating Unit
Holland
Operating Unit
Denmark
Operating Unit
Tasks
Collections Invoices & Payments
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Open Application
Define operating unit preference (optional) Enter data for operating units
Automated process
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OR
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Identify the default operating unit for the user when accessing an application R11i profile option that will be maintained
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Reduce Cost
Perform processes quicker
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Benefits
Better view into customer information Reduced cost to collect Few customer contacts needed
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Benefits
Optimize resources who know how they want collections to be setup Reduced impact on IT department Improved user experience User friendly screens to configure and maintain the application
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Increased productivity, decreased data entry errors, improved security Improved customer and user experience
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Oracle Receivables
Setup payment methods
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Summary
Enhanced controls of sensitive data Improved collector efficiency
Ability to enter payment instruments Centralized management of data across the eBusiness Suite
Benefits
Improved security around sensitive data Reduced credit card fraud through use of security code feature Improved customer and collector experience
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Oracle Receivables
Create Collectors
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Customer Data
Collector/Resource
Concurrent Processes
Scoring Program Dunning Program - Correspondence & Call Back Workflow Background Processes AR Refresh Promise Reconciliation
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Allow status (i.e. Litigation, Repossession and Write-off) assignment at Contract and Case level
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Manage later stage delinquency at case, contract or transaction level Manage collection strategy effectively
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Business Value
Ensures adherence to the generally accepted practice around bankruptcy
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