Creating Agreements For Third-Parties

Third-party agreements are complex agreements between a company and third-party entities such as merchants, agents, or brokers, who intermediate the selling of products to customers, in exchange of a payment previously negotiated with the company.

Before creating an agreement for a third-party entity, make sure that:

  • the third-party roles are set up according to your company's needs,

  • the third-party entity is recorded as a customer in Distribution Management,

  • the third-party has the desired role associated within its customer record.

    NOTE  
    When using Distribution Management for Banking, also make sure that the role-based limits are set up according to your financial institution's needs, and that a settlement account (a current account contract for the same third-party entity) exists either externally, or is set up within Loan Management for the desired currency.

To create a new third-party agreement:

After defining the relevant details of the agreement and at least one pricing record, proceed to agreement approval.

IMPORTANT!  
You or Distribution Management's automatic process can create invoices only for agreement records with Approved status. These invoices are later used for paying out the commissions to the third-party entity and/ or your company.