Introduction to Retail Sweeping
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Retail Sweeping provides the functionality to move funds automatically from one account to another, based on a pre-determined set of rules. The main features of Retail Sweeping are:
- Maintaining accounts at a particular balance
- Moving excess funds to another account
- Repaying loans automatically through account sweep. For example, settling Arrangement Loans through Sweeping.
This functionality uses the parameter tables to configure the type of sweep and the accounts to be used for sweeping. It updates the account balances after sweeping the funds and maintains a history for reference.
Product Configuration
This topic covers the configuration of AC.SWEEP.TYPE
application.
Configuring the Sweep Type – AC.SWEEP.TYPE
The AC.SWEEP.TYPE
application is used to create the rules for the sweep types. Multiple AC.SWEEP.TYPE
records can be created with different combinations of rules for each sweep type.
Screenshot of AC.SWEEP.TYPE
application is shown below:
The below table details some of the important configurations in the AC.
SWEEP
.TYPE
application.
S.No. | Field Names | Description |
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1. | Sweep Style |
Retail sweep can have one of the following sweep styles:
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2. | Cr Txn Code; Dr Txn Code; Ret Cr Txn Code; Ret Dr Txn Code |
Different transaction codes can be defined in the AC.SWEEP.TYPE records to differentiate the entries raised.
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3. | Amt Sweep Routine; Rtn With Sw Amt |
The Amt Sweep Routine field can be used to attach a local routine, which returns a locally calculated sweep amount. In the absence of a local routine, system uses the amount from the AC.ACCOUNT.LINK records to determine the amount of funds to be swept.
If the Rtn With Sw Amt field is set to Yes, then the sweep routine is called after the sweep amount is calculated by Temenos Transact, thus allowing the Temenos Transact-calculated sweep amount to be modified based on a local condition.
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4. | Use Limits |
This field allows the system to check the overdraft limit on accounts. It can be set to Yes or No.
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5. | Return At Sod; Prioritise Od |
If the Return At Sod field is set to Yes, the system automatically returns the funds swept during the COB process to the From Account during the SOD processing.
For return sweeps, the funds are always credited to the first account in the From Account field of the AC.ACCOUNT.LINK record. However, by setting the Prioritise Od field to Yes, the user can specify the sweep to clear any overdrafts among the list of ‘From Accounts’.
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6. | Restrict Sweep | This field is used to either stop or override the Posting Restriction rules set at either CUSTOMER or ACCOUNT level. The allowed values are Yes or No or Null. (Read Configuring Posting Restriction in Retail Sweep for more information.) |
7. | Restrict Charges |
If the field is set to Yes, validation in FUNDS.TRANSFER and STANDING.ORDER applications will generate an error if any charges or commissions are entered.
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8. | Balance To Use |
This field controls the balance type used by the system when calculating the sweep amount. The current options for account are Online Actual, Online Cleared and Working Balance; and the balances are available in the EB.CONTRACT.BALANCES record for the account.
For Retail Accounts or Arrangement Contracts, the option is the balance type defined in AC.BALANCE.TYPE .
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9. | Acct Mode |
This field identifies the accounting mode used for executing sweeps. Acceptable values are:
The default value is SAO. |
Illustrating Model Parameters
This section covers the high-level specifications required for Retail Sweeping.
S.No. | Parameters | Description |
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1. | AC.SWEEP.TYPE |
This application allows the user to create the rules for the sweep types. Multiple records can be created with different combinations of rules for each sweep type. |
2. | AC.ACCOUNT.LINK
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This application allows the user to create and execute retail sweeps for the accounts. To process retail sweep, user has to capture the Sweep Type, Frequency, From Account and To Account details. An advantage of sweeping is that many ‘from’ and ‘to’ accounts can be defined in the same transaction and the accounts can be of different currencies. |
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