Hi Peeush ,
The flow can be
> CRM holds initial base configuration storing information of dunning actions to be triggered based on how old the bill is ,customer risk categories, and various other parameters
> Billing system generates the bills, each bill having a payment Due Date ,amount owed,etc.
> Debt system calculates the age of the invoice using payment Due Date and system date and picks bills that are past their payment due dates and still have outstanding debt (unpaid amounts).
It then applies the defined Dunning schedule based on the customer's risk category and the age of the debt, as specified in the initial base configuration stored in the CRM system.
If the bill meets the criteria for one of the configured Dunning actions (e.g., reminder email, SMS notification, phone call, late fee, etc.), then DEBT system can generate appropriate schedules and later dunning system triggers the appropriate action against the customer account .
Regards,
Irfan
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Irfan Ali
Netcracker Technology
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Original Message:
Sent: Aug 06, 2023 02:37
From: Peeush Bhatt
Subject: Dunning Schedule
Hi All,
As a standard which system should derive the Dunning schedule for a new customer at the time of onboarding. As per my understanding, CRM should have mapping rules to decide what is the dunning schedule for a Billing Account at the time of onboarding and it should pass that Dunning schedule to Billing and Collection management system. Mapping rule can be based on various parameters like Risk category, Nationality etc. But I am having a conflict on this point with my colleagues. As per them Mapping rules should be in Billing or collection management system and CRM should just pass the required attributes to derive the Dunning schedule. I want to know as an standard what is being followed. Whcih system keeps the mapping rules to derived Dunning schedule?
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Peeush Bhatt
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