Working with Third-Party Invoices

Third-party invoices are the invoices that track the incomes and expenses resulted from contracts based on the bank or financial institution's agreements with third-party entities (agents, brokers, etc.) . Core Banking has a dedicated menu for managing third-party invoices. These third-party invoices are attached to agreements with third-party entities. You can create invoices manually, or allow Core Banking to create the invoices automatically, using a dedicated scheduled job.

The commissions applicable to agreement pricings are automatically calculated by the system as pre-invoice details. The calculation is triggered either when a disbursement event is approved at the contract level (for pricings with For Disburse = True), or when the contract itself is approved (for pricings with For Disburse = False). The commission is not calculated in that moment, instead, the event's information is recorded in a queue. From here, a specialized job processes each queue record and writes the results as pre-invoice details. These pre-invoice details are automatically added to the invoices when the system creates invoices, or you can add them manually to invoices.

Managing Invoices For Third-Parties

To manage third-party invoices:

  1. In FintechOS Portal, click the main menu icon and expand the Core Banking Operational menu.

  2. Click the Invoice menu item to open the Invoices page.

 On the Invoices page, you can create a new invoice manually, search, edit, or delete an existing third-party invoice in Draft status.

NOTE  
Core Banking can also create the invoices automatically, using the TPM Invoices (TPM) scheduled job. This job runs once each night and creates third-party invoices and payments, for the combination of third-party entity/ agreements currency, during the validity of the agreement, on the Payment Day of each agreement, as defined in the third-party agreement's Payment Periodicity (daily, monthly, or weekly).
NOTE  
Users with the associated role of Loan Admin Officer or Retail Credit Officer can insert, update, or delete third-party invoice records. Users with the other associated Core Banking security roles can only view such records.