Navigation: Variable Queue Setup Screen >
Queue
Entry: System, numeric
F/M: No
Mnemonic:
Screen: Loans > Collections > Queues > Variable Queue Setup
The Queue field displays the collection queue that is being defined. To change the queue, select the desired queue on the Variable Queue list view.
WARNING
As queues are processed during the afterhours, each loan will only be placed into one queue, and the priority of which queue a loan is placed in is the lowest queue first. Therefore, you should create queues with the most important priority as the lowest number. For example, if you want loans that are in bankruptcy to always appear in a bankruptcy queue and not in any other queue, then create queue number one for bankruptcies. |
The following is an example of how queues might be set up:
Queue |
Description |
---|---|
1 |
Bankruptcy |
50 |
Sent to attorney |
75 |
Charge offs |
100 |
Installments 5-29 days late |
110 |
Installments 30+ days late |
200 |
Mortgage 30-59 days late |
210 |
Mortgage 60-89 days late |
220 |
Mortgage 90+ days late |
500 |
Delinquent for First Due Date |
The following is a list of the available queue numbers.
Queue Numbers |
Description |
---|---|
1 - 9899 |
These queue numbers are available for delinquent loans. The program will only look at loans past the due date and then at your selection criteria. |
9900-9996 |
These queue numbers are available for pulling in accounts that are not delinquent. Only these queues will pull accounts that have already made their payments and are current. |
*9997 |
This queue number displays loans that have current or past follow-up dates that have not been selected into other queues. |
*9998 |
This queue number displays all loans that have a follow-up date in the future. |
*9999 |
This queue number is a default queue for loans that are past the due date and have not been selected into any other queue. |
*Note: The system will automatically create these queues. You do not need to set them up.