Collections Worklist
Every account with money past due, worst first, with the next step: a notice, a final notice, a disconnect order — or, for life support, a call. Run collections to send the notices and charge the late fees.
Where to find it
- Module: CRM
- Group: Utilities
- Section: Utility Collections
- Screen: Collections Worklist
Address in the console: /crm/util-collections
Read-only list · 11 columns · 6 actions
This list is read-only: its records are written by the work that produces them. A correction, where one is possible at all, is made where the record was created.
What the list shows
These are the columns of the list, in the order they are drawn. Any of them can be sorted on, filtered on, hidden, or exported.
| Column | Kind | Field name |
|---|---|---|
| Account | Code | account_no |
| Customer | Text | customer_name |
| Past due | Amount | past_due |
| Over 60 | Amount | over_60 |
| Over 90 | Amount | over_90 |
| Days | Number | days_past_due |
| Next step | Status | next_step |
| Arrangement | Status | arrangement_status |
| Life support | Yes or no | life_support |
| Last action | Status | last_action |
| On | Date and time | last_action_at |
What you can do here
Run collections primary
Asks for confirmation: Send the notices that are due and charge the late fees? Each happens once per bill.
Account 360
Payment arrangement
Asks for: Account Installments* Down payment First due
Disconnect order
Asks for confirmation: Raise a disconnect-for-non-payment order for this account?
Asks for: When Note
Hold collections
Asks for: Until* Why
Write off
Asks for confirmation: Write what this account owes off to bad debt?
Asks for: Why*
* required
The rules that apply here
Everything on this screen obeys the platform rules rather than rules of its own. The ones worth knowing before you use it:
- Narrowing a list — search, conditions, sort, totals, export and saved views.
- What may be changed — the five grounds a record may not be edited on.
- Companies and business units — what the switcher above this list is doing to it.