As a collections specialist, launch the Create Promise to Pay action from the action
launcher on a collection plan record details page. A Promise to Pay is a commitment by the
delinquent borrower or customer to pay a specified amount by a certain date.
The Create Promise to Pay action triggers the Create Promise to Pay prebuilt flow that helps
you:
Record payment plan details, such as number of installments, installment amounts, and
payment dates.
Create payment schedules based on the captured installment details.
Send an email to the customer about the promise to pay commitment confirmation.
From the App Launcher, find and select Collections.
To launch a collection plan record details page, from the collection plans section, click a
collection plan.
To launch the action, do one of these steps:
On the collection plan record details page, from the action launcher, click
Create Promise to Pay.
On the collection plan record details page, click the Promise to
Pay tab, and then click New Promise to Pay.
Specify the repayment
details.
Select if the customer wants to repay the overdue amount in a single installment or
multiple installments.
If the customer chooses to pay in multiple installments, enter the payment amount that
the customer intends to repay, and the individual installment amounts and payment
dates.
Select a payment source, and click Next.
View the summary of the promise to pay details, and click
Finish.
A payment schedule and the individual payment schedule items are created according to the
customer’s installment preference. You can view the captured details in the Promise to Pay tab on
the collection plan record details page.
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