Account Set Up
Account Set Up
Account Set Up
Programme
Session 2
Part 2 – Account Set Up
What is an Account?
Account Definition in VisionPLUS
Account Creation in VisionPLUS
Functional Flow
Technical Flow
Interfaces
Reports
What is an Account?
What is account, why do we need them?
Mechanism to track the customers for all their
activities like purchases, payments, Customer
details, communication etc.
Mailing address
Telephone number
Place of employment
Processing flags
Block codes
accounts)
Account Definition in
VisionPLUS….
Major groupings of data in Account Base
Segment (ARMB / AMBS)
4) Historical data
Ex: Delinquency, Payment etc.
5) Misc User fields
Ex: User dates, amounts,user values etc.
6) Authorization fields
Ex: Nbr Auths, Memo db, memo cr, warning
codes etc.
7) Insurance fields
Ex: Insurance products, premium etc.
Account Definition in
VisionPLUS….
Embosser (optional) (ARME / AMED)
The Embosser record (AMED) contains
information about the plastic, or card. The
Embosser record includes the name embossed on
the card, the type of card requested, the number
of cards outstanding, and the number of cards
returned by the cardholder.
Account Definition in
VisionPLUS….
Credit Plan Segment (ARMA / AMPS)
This record is similar to a “mini-account” within a
customer’s account. CMS allows up to 99 different Credit
Plan Segment records for each Account Base Segment
record.
Types of Relationships
Multiple cards and authorized signers
Corporate account with subordinate responsibility
Combination type
Account Definition in
VisionPLUS….
Relationship Record
For Vikas
V+ Accounts
A M B S , A M E D , A M N A , A M R M , A TL 1 , A M C R
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Technical Flow contd..
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Interfaces
ASM