CC – Cash Collection Module – What’s New

Cash Collection (CC) – What’s New

Version 6.0 | Version 6.1

Overview

As of General Availability Release 6.0 and 6.1 version 1603 and higher, the centralized Cash Collection module is available.
For more information, see also:

The following is a non-exhaustive compilation that lists recently updated topics related to the Govern for OpenFormsTM Centralized Cash Collection module.

 

What’s New

CC – Cash Collection Module

Cash Collection Module Overview Cash Collection is used for accepting and processing the following transaction types in person, usually at

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CC – Cash Collection Wizard Flow

Cash Collection Form – Cash Collection Wizard Flow Version 6.0 | Version 6.1 Overview Payment ‘Monies’ Distribution The following functionality

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CC – Batch Deposit Selection & Creation Form

Cash Collection (CC) Form – Batch Deposit Selection & Creation Version 6.0 | Version 6.1 Overview The following is a

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CC – Misc. Cash Receipt Feature

Cash Collection (CC) Form – Misc. Cash Receipt Feature Version 6.0 | Version 6.1 Overview The following is a feature

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CC – Payor Additional Information

Cash Collection Form – Payor Additional Information Form Version 6.0 | Version 6.1 (In Development) Overview The following is a

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CC – Deposit Payment Entry Form

Centralized Cash Collection Form – Deposit Payment Entry Version 6.0 | Version 6.1 (In Development) Overview The following is a

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CC – Post Dated Payment Form

Cash Collection (CC) Form – Post Dated Payment Feature Version 6.0 | Version 6.1 (In Development) Overview The following is a

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Changes to SY Registry

Changes to Payer Name Data Entry

6.0.1611 A change was made to the payment data entry cash collection form PAYER Name.
When creating a new payer for a payment, it is now possible to configure the controller to open the Name and Address form directly. Requires configuration to existing forms

Changes to SY Registry

Distinct separation of CSI Pay and Forte POS parameters in Cash Collection section of SY Registry (OpenForms General Settings form).

  • 6.0.1606 CSI Pay / Forte POS parameters, with switch to select POS Provider
  • 6.1.1606 CSI Pay / Forte POS parameters, with switch to select POS Provider

General

Cash Collection Module Available on OpenForms

  • 6.0.1603 Basic Functionalities are now available
  • 6.0.1511 Beta version available

Govern OpenForms

New Govern IDs

  • 6.0.1603 Batch_ID was added in the AR Batch No table
  • 6.0.1603 CC_ID was added as a Govern ID

Database Changes

  • 6.0.1603 Batch_ID (PK) will be added to CC_MASTER and AR_BATCH_NO table
  • 6.0.1603 Payer_Name added to CC_MASTER – Verify it was Added to Impact list DB changes

Standard Features

Cash Collection Payer Name

  • 6.0.1511 When you enter the name directly on the form, it will be recorded in the new payer field instead of the notes. If an existing name is selected, the Name ID will be recorded.
  • 6.0 Proportional Distribution is deprecated
  • 6.0 Administrator Log-on

Dynamic Queries

The following system search queries have been added and will be now be distributed when importing the Dynamic Queries.xml file.

  • Search Group
    • A/R Payment Data Entry
  • Search Styles
    • By Name
    • By SRT Account
    • By Tax Payer Account No.
    • By Name ID
    • By Address
    • By Names Linked to a Parcel ID
    • By Names Linked to a Current Parcel

 

 

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CC – Cash Collection Module

Cash Collection Module

Overview

Cash Collection is used for accepting and processing the following transaction types in person, usually at a counter in a government office:

  • Payment: Money given in exchange for goods or services.
  • Deposit: An amount of money placed in a bank.
  • Postdated Payment: For this transaction type, an AR_ID must be set up previously for the NA_ID or P_ID associated with the payment.
  • Voluntary Payment / Advance Payment: An amount that is paid before the bill is received; for example, a taxpayer may forward a payment to cover bills during a predicted absence. (GA 1611)

For details on these payment types, refer to the Transaction Types document in the A/R documentation:

A local government office can use cash collection to accept payments, from taxpayers, for real estate and personal property tax bills along with utility bills. Payments from multiple accounts can be processed in a single transaction. These accounts can even be in different names. For example, a taxpayer could pay personal tax and utility bill and those of a parent at the same time.

The Cash Collection form can be used for processing payments from any other billing modules, such as:

  • Real Property Tax
  • Personal Property Tax
  • Self Reported Business Tax
  • Miscellaneous Billing, Utility Billing
  • Special Assessment
  • Workflow Management

Business Rules

Cash Collection is fully integrated with the Govern Accounts Receivable module. All A/R business rules apply.
See Cash Collection Business Rules

Cash Collection Configuration

The configuration for cash collection comprises:

  • Security Settings

See Cash Collection Configuration.

Administration

The Accounts Receivable Cash Collection Parameters are used for setting the defaults for the Govern OpenForms Cash Collection Payment Data Entry form and for the cash collection receipts.

The default Cash Collection Parameters can be defined at the following levels:

  • Computer Name: If you define settings by computer name, all users logged in to the computer have the same defaults.
  • User ID: If you define settings by user ID, the defaults are specific to the user.

If parameters are defined at multiple levels, the settings defined at the user level override those defined at the computer. Parameters defined on the workstation override those defined on the server, in a Terminal Server environment.

Cash Collection User Data Entry Form

The A/R Cash Collection form is used by clerks for processing A/R payments that are made in person.

The Cash Collection form includes:

  • Deposit Management
  • Payment Data Entry
  • Cash Collection Wizard
  • Cash Collection Print Receipt

See Cash Collection form (CC-001).

Batch Processing

The Cash Collection Posting batch process is used for payments processed through the Cash Collection form. It transfers transaction records to the following database tables

  • A/R_SUMMARY
  • AR_MASTER
  • AR_DETAIL

See Cash Collection Payment Posting

Third Party Integration

The Cash Collection module is designed for integration with third-party software and hardware.

Software

  • Constellation Payment CSI PAY
  • Forte

Hardware

  • Cash Drawers
  • Receipt Printers
  • Check Validator (see roadmap)
  • Cherry Keyboard – Deprecated

See Also

Business Rules

Parameters

  • See Govern Administrator A/R and CC

 

 

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Cash Collection – Point of Sale (POS) Integration

Version 6.0 | Version 6.1

Overview

The following page centralizes Cash Collection Point of Sale information and available 3rd Party suppliers.
Since this information is subject to change, please inquire with Govern R&D Product Owner (George Mirea) for up-to-date information on available options.

Point of Sales (POS) Configuration

Most of the organization setup is performed in Govern Administrator (GNA), Parameters’ Menu, OpenForms General Settings (SY Registry).
Some options can be overridden by user (USR Registry).
Please note that before setting up a Point of Sale option, you must have in hand the URL, Connection, Device and Printer information.

Govern

Most of the setup is performed in the System Registry, or in the User Registry (for overrides).

e-Govern

3rd Party Supplier Pages

(to be updated)

 

 

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AR – Class Distribution Form

Accounts Receivable (A/R) Class Distribution

Version 6.0 | Version 6.1

Overview

A/R Class Distribution is part of the Cash Collection form. Cash Collection is used for accepting and processing the following transaction types in person, at a counter, in a government office:

  • Payment
  • Deposit
  • Voluntary Payment
  • Postdated Payment

For example, a local government office can use cash collection to accept payments, from taxpayers, for real estate and personal property tax bills along with utility bills. Payments from multiple accounts can be processed in a single transaction. These accounts can even be in different names. For example, a taxpayer could pay his own tax and utility bill along with his mother’s property tax at the same time.
A/R Class distribution adds the following functionality:

  • Distributing Payments: Use this functionality for processing payment for the full amount on multiple bills.
  • Redistributing Payments: Use this functionality for processing a partial payment on multiple bills.
  • Applying Late Charges: Use this action button for applying late charges at the counter, or on the fly. With this functionality, interest, penalties, and late charges are not included in the A/R Balance. They are applied at the time of payment, and are calculated up to the payment date. Security permissions are required. By default, this functionality is not visible.If the user does not click the button, late charges are not applied. These are added to the A/R Balance.

For further details, see Cash Collection Form.

Documentation

See the pdf version of this page:
AR Class Distribution.pdf

Configuration

The only A/R General Parameter of Cash Collection Parameter that is specific to A/R Class Distribution is Auto collapse MCR and A/R Class Distribution.

Note: The Proportional Distribution, which was available in Govern for Windows, is not available in Govern OpenForms.

Auto Collapse MCR and A/R Class Distribution
By default the Auto collapse MCR and A/R Class Distribution parameters is selected. The user must manually expand these parameters on the Cash Collection form.
To set the Auto Collapse MCR and A/R Class Distribution parameters:

  1. Launch GNA.
  2. Select Parameters > User Registry Editor.
  3. Select Cash Collection Cashier in the Registry Filter parameter.
  4. Select User ID in the Registry Key Type parameter.
  5. Do one of the following:
    Select the Auto Collapse MCR and A/R Class Distribution check box to collapse these parameters.
    Deselect this option to expand these parameters by default.
  6. Click Save.

For further details on the Cash Collection parameters, refer to the Cash Collection documentation.

Setting Security Permissions

Security permissions can be set on the following A/R Class Distribution parameters.

Columns

When the following options are enabled, the user has the right to modify the amounts in the corresponding columns under Distribution:

  • Can Edit A/R Balance: The A/R Balance column.
  • Can Edit Payment: The Payment column.
  • Can Edit Interest: The Interest column.
  • Can Edit Penalty: The Penalty column.
  • Can Edit Fee: The Fee column.
  • Can Edit Discount: The Discount column.
  • Can Edit Charge: The Charge column.
  • Can Edit Demand: The Demand column.

Tabs

When the following options are enabled, the corresponding tabs are displayed on the Cash Collection form:/

  • Allow Misc. Cash Receipts: The Misc. Cash Receipts tab.
  • Allow A/R Class Distribution: The A/R Class Distribution tab.

Action Buttons

When the following option is enabled, the action button appears on the form.
Apply Late Charges: The Apply Late Charges action button.
By default, security permissions are enabled for all users, all profiles, and all security types. Permissions on the Apply Late Charges action button are an exception. The procedure follows:

Apply Late Charges

The Apply Late Charges action button is invisible by default in Govern. You can apply security permissions to this button in order to enable the feature for all users or for selected roles and users.
To enable the Apply Late Charges action button:

  1. Launch the Govern OpenForms Designer (OFD).
  2. Open the Cash Collection form, CC001 – Cash Collection.
  3. Select the Security icon to enter Security mode. The majority of the Cash Collection parameters are contained in a custom control that is part of the Cash Collection form.
  4. Select the following from the Security explorer on the right for each Security type, profile, role, and user:
    Normal or Alternative under Type.
    A Profile under Profiles.
    A user under By user or a role under By role.
  5. Select the drop-down arrow in the CCPaymentDataEntry_Control.
    This opens the Security parameters for Cash Collection.
  6. Select the arrow beside the Allow Apply Late Charges parameter.
  7. Click Save.
  8. Repeat steps for all combinations of security types, profiles, and roles for which you want to enable the right to Apply Late Charges.
  9. Open the Cash Collection form in Govern or click Refresh if the form is already open.

The Apply Late Charges button appears on the Cash Collection form.
For further details on setting security permissions, refer to the Govern OpenForms Designer (OFD) documentation.

A/R Class Distribution

This section describes the following:

  • Accessing A/R Class Distribution Functionality
  • Distributing Payments
  • Redistributing Payments
  • Applying Late Charges.

Creating a New A/R Class Distribution Transaction

To create a new A/R Class Distribution transaction:

  1. Launch Govern.
  2. Open a Profile that contains Cash Collection.
  3. Select the Cash Collection form.
    The Deposit Management form opens.
  4. Select a Deposit Number or create a new one.
  5. Open the Payment Data Entry form.
  6. Click New on the Payment Data Entry form.
    The following fields are automatically populated with information from the Deposit Management form:
    The Deposit Number is automatically displayed in the Deposit Number field. This is read-only.
    The transaction type is automatically displayed in the Transaction Type field. This can be modified if you have the security permissions.
  7. Expand the Search section of the form.
  8. Select the type of search and enter the search criteria.
    The results are displayed in the Distribution section.
  9. Repeat step 8 as many times as required in order to add all payments to the list.

Payer Name

The payer name information is automatically displayed on the Cash Collection form, as follows:

  • When you load an A/R record to the Payment Data Entry form, the last payer who made a payment on the account is automatically displayed.
  • However, if no payer is associated with the account, the default payer name is displayed.
  • If there are no records with a positive A/R balance when the A/R record is loaded to the form, the payer name is added when the user modifies the Amount to Pay field. This Payer Name is the name associated with the NA ID of the account.
  • If no NA ID is associated with the account, the payer name is based on the NA_ID in the table PC_OWNER, for the following subsystems. The link to this table is made by the P_ID in AR_MASTER.
    Tax Title
    Tax Title (lt) LM
    Tax Title (pt) PP
    Special Assessment
    Land Management
    LandManagement2
    Delinquency
    Bankruptcy
  • Otherwise, for Personal Property, the name associated with the NA_ID from the table PP_ASSESSMENT is used. The link is made by the PP_ID, YEAR_ID, and FROZEN_ID = 0 in AR_MASTER.
  • Otherwise, for Real Property Tax and Utility Billing, the NA_ID from the table NA_MAILING_INDEX, where primary_index = -1 and REF_ID is P_ID and sub_system.

 

Distributing Full Payments

Follow this procedure in order to process payments for the full amounts of all A/R Balances displayed under distribution.

  1. Follow the procedure to create a new A/R Class Distribution transaction as described under Creating a New A/R Class Distribution Transaction.
  2. Expand the Distribution section.
  3. Select a payment in the Distribution section to display it in the Detail section.
    The total amount of the payment is displayed in the Total Undistributed field.
  4. Select the payment in the Detail section.
    The amount from the Total Undistributed field is now displayed in the Amount to Pay field beside the payment.
  5. Modify the amount in the Amount to Pay field if required.
  6. The remaining amount is displayed in the Total Undistributed field.
  7. Select the ellipsis button in the Payer Name field to modify the payer information.
    You can create a new payer account if the current payer is not listed in the database.
  8. Complete the transaction as described in the next section, Completing the A/R Class Distribution Transaction.

Completing the A/R Class Distribution Transaction

The total amount of all payments is displayed in the Amount field in the Money section of the form.
To complete a Cash Collection transaction:

  1. Select one of the following payment types from the Type drop-down list.
    Cash
    Credit Card
    Check
    Money Order
  2. Click Save.
    The Cash Collection Wizard opens.

Redistributing Payments

Follow the procedure in this section to process a partial payment on the selected accounts, displayed in the Distribution section.

  1. Follow the procedure to create a new A/R Class Distribution transaction as described under Creating a New A/R Class Distribution Transaction.
  2. Expand the Distribution section.
  3. Enter the amount of the partial payment in the Amount to Redistribute field.
  4. Click the Amount to Distribute action button.
    The amounts in the Payment field in the Distribution section are refreshed.
  5. Select a payment in the Distribution section to display it in the Detail section.
    The total amount of the payment is displayed in the Total Undistributed field.
  6. Select the payment in the Detail section.
  7. The amount from the Total Undistributed field is now displayed in the Amount to Pay field beside the payment.
  8. Modify the amount in the Amount to Pay field if required.
  9. The remaining amount is displayed in the Total Undistributed field.
  10. Select the ellipsis button in the Payer Name field to add the payer information.
    You can create a new payer account if the current payer is not listed in the database.
  11. Complete the transaction as described under Completing the A/R Class Distribution Transaction.

Applying Late Charges

Follow this procedure to apply penalties, interest, and late charges at the time of payment. Security permissions required. By default, the Apply Late Charges button is not visible.
When you click the Apply Late Charges button, the Interest and Penalty fields are refreshed. These fields display the amounts calculated for the current date. If you do not click the button, the interest and penalty charges are applied to the A/R balance.

  1. Follow the procedure to create a new A/R Class Distribution transaction as described under Creating a New A/R Class Distribution Transaction.
  2. Expand the Distribution section.
  3. Select a payment in the Distribution section to display it in the Detail section.
  4. Select the payment in the Detail section.
    The amount from the Total Undistributed field is now displayed in the Amount to Pay field beside the payment.
  5. Click the Apply Late Charges button.
    The Interest and Penalty fields are updated in both the Distribution and the Detail sections.
  6. Modify the amount in the Amount to Pay field if required.
  7. Select the ellipsis button in the Payer Name field to add the payer information.
  8. Complete the transaction as described under Completing the A/R Class Distribution Transaction.

 

 

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CC – Cash Collection Wizard Flow

Cash Collection Form – Cash Collection Wizard Flow

Version 6.0 | Version 6.1

Overview

Payment ‘Monies’ Distribution

The following functionality is a feature of the standard Cash Collection Form. The Payment Data Entry Monies Collection form or popup modal – or dockable window -activated by xx, or entity group is used to process the PAYMENT COLLECTION workflow. Note: Big percent of money to collect (75-90%) is probably by bar code and credit card.
The primary purpose is to finalize the payment collection process, by distributing/allocating the TOTAL TO BE PAID by different or multiple payment type source (cc-type). e.g 500 in Cash, a remaining portion or 500 on a Credit Card and a remaining balance settled on a secondary Credit Card or debit card.

Under construction. See Developer’s Page

Specification and Features

Features includes:

  • Workflow wizard processing
  • Credit Card processing
  • Check Validation and more ….

Configuration

The following configuration must be setup:

Security

Details to be supplied.

 

 

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CC – Batch Deposit Selection & Creation Form

Cash Collection (CC) Form – Batch Deposit Selection & Creation

Version 6.0 | Version 6.1

Overview

The following is a feature of the Cash Collection Form. See also the standard A/R Deposit Form (stand-alone) that is used throughout the Accounts Receivable module.

Batch Deposit Management

The Cash Collection Form root entity AR_DEPOSIT is the entry point and it is used to create or select an existing batch deposit number.
This is a standard OpenForms (added fields, calculated amounts, etc. can be created and added to the form).

General Information

  • Deposit Number: This field displays the current cashier’s Deposit Number.
  • User ID: This field displays the current user id
  • Cashier ID. This field displays the Cashier’s identification code as previously defined on the Cash Collection Parameters in Govern Admin. – to be validated
  • Linked Deposit Number:
  • Transaction Type:
  • First Receipt: This field displays the first Receipt number used by the cashier for the deposit. – deprecated
  • Last Receipt: This field displays the last Receipt number used by the cashier for the deposit. – deprecated

Deposit Totals

This section displays the total deposit breakdown previously saved by the cashier, before they are posted. See 101-cc-OFR System Queries:

  • Total Collected: This field displays the total amount collected (system query)
  • Total A/R: This field displays the total amount of the collected Accounts Receivable (system query)
  • Total Pen / Int. This field displays the total collected penalties and interest. (system query)
  • Total Charges : This field displays the total charge amounts collected (system query)
  • Total Over/Dup: This field displays the total amount of Overpayment or Duplicate payment that are accrued and collected
  • Total Discount: This field displays the total discount amounts (system query CC)

Search by Receipt Number Feature

  • Under Review – See 101-cc-fea-005
  • Action Button to search by Receipting Group for a specific Receipt Number – replaced by the standard browse/Entity Search
  • Receipting Group drop down table (Tables: USR_KEY_RECEIPT and USR_USERFILE). deprecated

OpenForms Action Buttons

  • Browse: OF Standard Browse used to list all the NON POSTED Batch Deposits. Fields appearing in the list and position of the scrolling grid can be customized.
  • Delete: A deposit that contain payments or other transactions CANNOT be deleted – to validate
  • New: A deposit can be created by the user (all users can – validate security?).
    • Note: Depending on the Default Deposit Management options, the number is normally generated automatically.
    • The default deposit number is normally made up of a UserID and appended with an optional date.

Parameters

Deposit Management General Parameters

  • Configured in Govern Administrator, Application Settings, AR Deposit General Parameters
  • Prevent Override Option

    • If the Prevent Override of the Deposit Number option is selected in …. BEHAVIOR to be validated

 

Setting Up Security

The security setup is performed in the OpenForms Designer (OFD).
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Deposits

  • In OpenForms Designer (OFD), Select the CC001 Cash Collection Form, Click on the Deposit Management Entity (TAB), Click on the Security Mode
  • Select the Role or User, Profile and Security Mode (Regular)

On the Deposit Management Entity, the following standard security options are available:

  • View (eye): To view or not this entity or form TAB
  • Create (plus): To create new deposits
  • Modify (pen): To modify deposit information
  • Delete (garbage bin): Ability to delete deposits (if no payments are recirded)
  • Browse (list): Ability to show the browse screen

Special Security

  • Special (down arrow): Abiltity to see ALL deposits (default is deposits created by the user)

 

Cash Collection Form (Security Manager)

You can restrict the use of the Form

  • By profile (form is not linked to it)
  • By roles
  • By users

 

 

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CC – Misc. Cash Receipt Feature

Cash Collection (CC) Form – Misc. Cash Receipt Feature

Version 6.0 | Version 6.1

Overview

The following is a feature of the Cash Collection Form.

Miscellaneous Cash Collection

A Miscellaneous Cash Receipt (MCR), is a receipt of cash that is paid as a penalty or a fee, that is not covered by other categories.

This payment can be applied toward a customer’s balance or an individual invoice.
An example of an MCR might be a fee for an Non Sufficient Fund (NSF) check, an administrative handling charge, a vehicle rental surcharge, a late return fee, a report charge, etc.

Expand the MCR section of the form to create a new Miscellaneous Cash Receipt entry.

  • Class Code: This field allows the User to select a Class Code for a miscellaneous cash receipt item (Table: VT_USR_AR_CLASS).
  • Class Amount: Enter the miscellaneous cash receipt value to be added to the payment.
    • Note: Depending on the Class Code selected and the Transaction Type associated with it, there may be a Default Amount displayed.
      The Default Amount is used in combination with only two of the Transaction Types: Blank or Adjustments. (Miscellaneous Cash Receipt type to be verified)

Configuration

The following information needs to be con figured in order to use Miscellaneous Cash Receipt:

Miscellaneous A/R Class Codes Groups
To speed up data entry, it is possible to add a group of miscellaneous cash receipt charges.
The groups are setup in a user validation table (Table MCR_GRP).
The A/R Class Codes are then linked to this group in the A/R Class parameters.

A/R Class Codes
The class codes must be defined by year with a transaction type of Miscellaneous Cash Receipts. à
General Ledger distribution accounts are linked to the A/R class.

 

 

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