Promise Entries

The Promise Entries form displays details of outstanding promises scheduled for the debtor. This includes break down of promised payments into To Principal, To Interest and To Fees. Remaining Principal, remaining Interest, remaining Fees, and remaining Owing are also displayed as the account balance proceeds to zero.

Promise Payment Summary

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Date Due

This is the Date that the promise payment is due. This is taken from the Date Due of the Promise Contact and the Repeat setting for the Promise Contact. For example, if the Repeat is set for " Monthly," the Date Due column will be displayed in Monthly increments for the duration of the promise payment schedule.

Promised

This is the Amount of the promised payment. It is taken from the Amount field of the Promise Contact.

If the actual amount of the payment received does not match this contracted amount, the settings for overpayment and underpayment of promises are used to determine the amount of the next payment.

To Principal

This is the amount of the payment that will be assigned to the debtor's Principal.

To Interest

This is the amount of the payment that will be that is assigned to the debtor's Accrued Interest.

To Fees

This is the amount of the payment that will be assigned to the debtor's Fees.

Remaining Principal

This is the amount of Principal still outstanding after this payment is made.

Remaining Interest

This is the amount of Interest still outstanding after this payment is made.

Remaining Fees

This is the amount of Fees still outstanding after this payment is made.

Remaining Owing

This is the amount of the debtor's Owing after this payment is made.

See Also

- Interest Detail