Loan fee component types
About
A loan fee component is a functionality that allows adding different fee types used for loan product fee configuration and for creating new loan contract fee bookings.
Create loan fee component type
To create a new loan fee component, do the following:
Loans > Settings > Loan fee component types.
On the Loan fee component types page, click Add.


Enter the loan fee component parameters:
Loan fee component type code - the name of the loan fee component. It should be a unique value.
Translation (en) - the English translation of the loan fee component type code.
Click Add.


You can configure a loan fee component type to serve as a billing or reminder fee. See more details here.
View existing loan fee component types
To view an existing list of fee components:
Loans > Settings > Loan fee component types.


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Add penalty component
You can add a penalty to a fee type by following these steps:
Loans > Settings > Loan fee component types.
Find the fee type that you want to modify and click on it to open the details page.
Insert the penalty details:
Loan fee penalty component type code - the name of the penalty component.
Translation (en) - the English translation of the loan penalty component type code.


When a new fee or penalty is added to the loan module, it is automatically synced to the finance module. Therefore, you can configure the loan component and write-off rules.
Delete loan fee component type
Before deleting a loan fee component type, ensure that any associated penalty is removed first.
Delete fee component penalty
Loans > Settings > Loan fee component types.
Find the fee type that has a penalty component and click on it to open the details page.
Click the Delete button.


Delete loan fee component type
Loans > Settings > Loan fee component types.
Find the fee component that you want to remove and click the delete
icon.


A fee or fee penalty component can be deleted only if it not added to any loan product.
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