EAR9.1+: Several Issues Related to Dunning Letters in Collections Workbench
(Doc ID 2146638.1)
Last updated on MAY 04, 2023
Applies to:
PeopleSoft Enterprise FIN Receivables - Version 9.1 to 9.2 [Release 9]Information in this document applies to any platform.
Symptoms
On : 9.1 version, Collections Workbench
Following issues and suggestions were reported:
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- Look Up Dunning Number does not work on Collections Workbench.
- Generate a Dunning Letter from Collections Workbench does not work.
- Add 2 columns: ‘Printed’ And ‘Business Unit’ to Collections Workbench.
- Collections Workbench not updated after deleting items from dunning letter.
- Dunning letter is not removed from Collections Workbench after deleting dunning letter.
STEPS
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The issue can be reproduced at will with the following steps:
- Navigate to Accounts Receivable > Customer Accounts > Collections Workbench.
- Enter value for SetID and Customer (leave Business Unit is blank) and chick on 'Search' button.
- Go to tab 'Correspondence'.
- 'Look Up Dunning Number' does not retrieve any rows.
- Generate a Dunning Letter from Collections Workbench does not work.
- Open Collections Workbench. The following error is triggered when trying to generate dunning letter from collectionsworkbench: Highlighted fields are required. (15,30)
- Open Collections Workbench. At this moment users cannot see if letter is printed and for which business unit dunning letter was generated.
- Delete item on dunning letter in Accounts Receivable > Customer Interactions > Dunning Letters > Delete item on Letter.
- Open Collections Workbench and note Collections Workbench is not updated.
- Delete dunning letter in Accounts Receivable > Customer Interactions > Dunning Letters > Delete item on Letter.
- Dunning letter is not removed from Collections Workbench after deleting dunning letter.
Cause
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