Hi Emily,
Please find below the description of the bug we discussed yesterday:
Description:
"Adjust Multiple loan repayments" feature allows a user to "revert
payments"
already made by customers. The feature allows users to revert payments
of "active (both good and bad standing)" and "closed-met obligation"
loans.
However, on reverting payments of "Closed-Met Obligation" loan
accounts, the
status of the loan account is not changed from closed to active
automatically.
Please note that until the Closed status is changed to Active, the
option to make payment does not re-appear on the page. So if a payment
is
reverted in a closed account, it cannot be paid back once again by the
customer.
Also, note that when a payment of "Active in Good Standing Loan" is
reverted then the status automatically changes to "Active in Bad
Standing". Thus I was expecting the same kind of behaivour with
"Closed-Met
Obligation Loans".
To repro:
1. Log in to MIFOS and search for any group/client.
2. On the group/client information page, click on "View all closed
accounts".
3. Click on a loan with "closed-met obligation status".
4. On the loan information page, click "Apply Adjustments".
5. Click "submit" on the Review Adjustment page.
6. The page returns to the Loan account information page with the
adjustment
made.
Plz note that neither the status of the Loan has changed automatically,
nor
there is an option to edit the status manually.
Thanks & Best Regards,
Arpita Adhicary
IBM India Pvt. Ltd.
------- Additional comments from aliyaw <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Wed
Feb 6 20:03:53 +0000 2008 -------
Accepted by triage for v1.1. Assigning this issue to Nazir from Oxia
since this
is a bug in the "Multiple Adjustments" feature built by Oxia.]
As agreed, the expected behaviour should be the following: The system should
check whether the loan account terms are violated or not when reverting the
last payment made (Loan account status= Closed-obligation met) and perform the
following:
* If number of days of non repayments exceed the number of lateness days,
the system should move automatically the loan account status to "Active in bad
standing"
* If number of days of non repayments are less than or equal to the
number of lateness days, the system should automatically move the loan account
status to "Active in good standing"
NB : Lateness is defined when cponfiguring the system.
Could you please validate this flow so that I could update the FS accordingly
and Nazir could fix this bug ASAP.
Regards,
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Mss Nesrine MADHKOUR
Finance Solutions Consultant
OXIA
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