Run A Credit Bureau Report Test
Testing a credit bureau report helps you see what happens in
Collect! when you run a credit bureau report to report a number
of accounts to the credit bureau. It will show you where the
finished file is placed. Also, it gives you the opportunity to go
through the motions of physically sending the generated file
to your credit bureau provider.
When your provider receives the test file, they, too, will treat it
as a test run and let you know if it is correct. Also, they will
supply you with an error report if something is not appropriate
in the data set. Because you will have informed them that it is
simply a test run, they will not automatically update their files
with your information.
When you run through this test for credit bureau reporting, do
NOT mark the contacts as done. If the file is accepted, then the
accounts will still be prepared for the actual credit bureau report.
Follow the instructions for How To Run A Credit Bureau Report
using only the few debtor accounts you set up in the first part
of preparing for credit bureau reporting.
Keep your test data set small. If the bureau does send back
an error report, it is much easier to deal with correcting the
test debtors than correcting hundreds of accounts.
See Also
- Credit Bureau Reporting Topics
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