Intro to ARUDD - Import and process report

  • An ARRUD report details all unpaid direct debits from a previous collection attempt
  • The import updates all customer instructions where collection was rejected
  • Depending on specified global settings, Flow will attempt to collect the unpaid amount through a representation collection multiple times 

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Import ARRUD file:

  1. From the home page, go to the Finance Module
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  2. Navigate to the ARRUD Imports sub-module within Finance 
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  3. View any in progress, processed or cancelled ARRUD imports 
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  4. Click ‘Import ARRUD Advice Report’ to begin the process 

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Upload ARRUD file:

  1. Select the file provided by your Bureau the file type supported is XML 
  2. Click ‘Open’ and ‘Import Data’ 

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View pending imported records:

  1. Once imported, key fields are displayed, such as the total amount of failed collections, and matched records 
  2. Click ‘View’ to see a breakdown of records included in the import 

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View customer imported records:

  1. Previewed data shows the customers collections that have been rejected. The rejection code and description are shown for reference 
  2. Administrators can click ‘view customer’ against any matched records 

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Process ARRUD import:

  1. Clicking ‘process’ will move the import from ‘in progress’ to ‘completed’
  2. Customer instructions will be updated accordingly 

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Customer instruction updated to '18':

  1. Once the ARRUD has been imported click on a customer record their instruction has now been updated to ’18 – Representation – refer to payer’ 
  2. A BACS code 18 will mean that the system will include the instruction in a representation collection – another attempt to take the payment due 
  3. The membership status will be updated to ‘pending’ 

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