| Group Member Setup
   Each group member can share data with other members of the group.
   The switches on this screen control which data fields are shared
  with other members of the group.
     Group Members
   To scan through all the members of the group select the arrows at the top
  right of the form.
   To set system-wide account matching defaults, choose the Setup button.
  This will take you to the  Account Matching Setup window.
   To change the member number, select the Member field.
 Cascading Data  You can choose to share data with other  group members.
   When a switch along the left side of this form is ON (has an X in it)
  and you change the value in that field for one of the members of
  the group, that change will cascade across to any other members
  of the group that also have this switch turned on.
 
 With this option, you can have different settings
          for individual group members, with only some of
          them sharing data.   When you group an account, the settings for these switches are
  are loaded from the defaults you chose in the Account Matching
  Setup window.
 
 WARNING: Only Members with the applicable switches enabled
             will initiate the cascade or have the information
             cascaded to. For example, if member 1 & 3 has the
              Address option enabled, but member 2 does not, when
             Member 1's address is updated, only Member 3 will be
             updated. If Member 2's address is updated, no other
             member will be updated.  
 Share Data With Other  Share data with other members by choosing
  from the fields listed on the left hand side of the
  Group Member Setup window.
   You can use set these switches to override settings
  you set in the  Account Matching Setup form or to
  introduce new settings - for this particular group.
  
 Group  This is Collect! ID number for this group.
  
 Member  This is the member ID number for this
  member of the group.
  
 File  This is the  Debtor File Number for the Group Member
  whose information is displayed. This is the same as
  the File Number on this Debtor's account.
  
 Name  Share Name with other members. Name that will
  be shared is displayed.
  
 Contact  Share  Contact with other members. Contact that will
  be shared is displayed.
  
 Address  Share Address with other members. Address that will
  be shared is displayed.
  
 Phones  Share  Phones with other members. Phone numbers that
  will be shared are displayed.
  
 SSN  Share SSN with other members. Social Security Number
  that will be shared is displayed.
  
 DOB  Share DOB with other members. Date of Birth that will
  be shared is displayed.
  
 DL  Share DL with other members. Driver's License that will
  be shared is displayed.
  
 POE  Share POE with other members. Place Of Employment
  that will be shared is displayed.
  
 Worked  Share Worked Date with other members. Worked Date
  that will be shared is displayed.
  
 Status  Share  Debtor Status with other members. Status that
  will be shared is displayed.
  
 Cascade Notes  Copy new Note entries to other  group members.
  
 Email  Share  Email with other members. Email that will be
  shared is displayed next to the SSN.
  
 Prevent Cascade When Closed  Switch this ON with a check mark to prevent cascading
  of data to this group member if the account has a
  Closed Mode. This is switch may also be set in the
   Account Matching Setup so that it will automatically be
  switched ON for new groups and  accounts added to
  existing groups.
  
 Exclude From Group Totals  Switch this ON to exclude this Debtor's financials when
  totals are calculated for this group. Collect! skips over
  accounts with this switch ON. The totals displayed in
  the  Group Members screen will not include the
  financial amounts for this Debtor. If you want to include
  this Debtor's amounts, then leave the switch OFF.
  
 Share Notes  Share  Debtor Notes with other members. Note lines
  for each Member are displayed on the Group Notes
  Tab. Each line is identified with the respective
  file numbers.
  
 Manage Group Promises  Switch ON 'Manage group promises' to
  have Collect! manage promised  payments for group
  members. Collect! will advance the debtor's
  Promise date when the promise is met. Specified
   contact plans for full payment, underpayment,
  overpayment, NSF payment and broken payment
  conditions are called when necessary. The
  payment can be posted to any group member and
  Collect! will  find the next qualifying promise
  contact in the group to manage.
   When this switch is ON and a payment is posted,
  Collect! automatically fills in Promise details
  based on the Promise contact's promised Amount
  and the setting for  Transaction Type in the
   Payment Values form.
   For this feature to work, 'Automatically manage
  promises' on the  Payment Posting Options form
  and 'Manage group promises' on the Account Matching
  Setup form must be set to ON.
  
 Setup  Select this button to open the  Account Matching Setup
  form where you can set system defaults for matching
  accounts and cascading data.
  
 Default Override  If you choose not to merge data when grouping, the switches
  are left off.  You can turn the switches on at any time, and data
  will again be shared. Data is copied when grouping records,
  or when changing data.
  
 OK  Select this button to save any changes you have made
  and return to the previous screen.
  
 Record Navigation<<  Use the double-arrow buttons to page forward
  and backward to view other members in the group.
    Selecting the << button will take you back
   to a previous record.
 >>
    Selecting the >> button will take you forward
   to another record.
  
 Setup  Clicking this button brings up the Account Matching
  Setup, allowing you to adjust your global Account
  Matching settings.
  
 Cancel  Select this button to ignore any changes you
  may have made and return to the previous form.
  
 Help  Select this for help on the Group Member Setup
  screen and links to related topics.
  
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