This topic describes the systematic instructions to create state group parameters.

1. Click Account Configurations. Under Account Configurations, click State Group Parameters.
2. Under State Group Parameters, click Create State Group Parameters.
   The Create State Group Parameters page displays.

   Figure 15-1 Create State Group Parameters

   
   

   
   Description of "Figure 15-1 Create State Group Parameters"

   
   
3. On Create State Group Parameters page, specify the fields.

   Note:

   All fields on this page are mandatory, unless otherwise stated in a field description.

   Table 15-1 Create State Group Parameters - Field Description

   Field	Description
   Group ID	Specify the group parameter name. This is a user defined field. For example, GRP001.
   Currency	Select the currency for which the group parameter is applicable from the drop-down list. For example, GBP.
   Inactive Parameters	Specify the fields in this section that contains configurations to make an Account Inactive. This is a read-only label.
   Inactive Days	Specify the number of days that the account can be idle before marking the account as inactive. This is a user input field. For example, 300.
   Inactive Reactivation Parameters	Select the conditions which allows an inactive or dormant account to become active. Select the values from the drop-down list as follows: Debit Credit Any Manual
   First Remainder Prior Days	Specify the number of days before which the customer is notified in advance before an account gets inactive as a first reminder. This is a user input field. For example, 1.
   Second Remainder Prior Days	Specify number of days before which the customer is notified in advance before an account gets inactive as a second reminder. This is a user input field. For example, 5.
   Dormancy Parameters	The fields under this section contains configuration for making an Account Dormant, This is a read-only text field.
   Dormancy Days	Specify the number of days that the account can be idle before marking the account as dormant. For example, 320.
   Dormancy Reactivation Parameters	Select the condition which allows an inactive/dormant account to become Active automatically. Select the values from the drop-down list values: Debit Credit Any Manual
   First Remainder Prior Days	Specify the number of days before which the customer is notified in advance before an account gets dormant as a first reminder. This is a user input field. For example, 1.
   Second Remainder Prior Days	Specify number of days before which the customer is notified in advance before an account gets dormant as a second reminder. This is a user input field. For example, 10.
   Escheatment Parameters	The fields under this section contains configuration related to Escheatment of an account. This is a read-only text field.
   Escheatment Days	Specify the number of days that the account can be dormant before the account can be eligible for Escheatment. This is a user input field. For example, 1.
   Escheatment Threshold Value	Specify the threshold for account balance beyond which the Account Balance Amount must be shared with the state.
   Percentage Transferred (%)	Specify the percentage share of Account Balance to the state For Example, If the (%) value is given as 90%, then 90% of funds will be transferred to the state GL and 10% will be retained by the bank.
   First Remainder Prior Days	Specify the the number of days before which the customer is notified in advance before an account gets Escheated as a first reminder. This is a user input field. For example, 5.
   Second Remainder Prior Days	Specify the number of days before which the customer is notified in advance before an account gets Escheated as a second reminder. This is a user input field. For example, 5.
   Bank GL	Specify the bank GL code used for transferring the bank share of the account balance of the Escheated account. This is a user input field. For example, 215000001.
   State GL	Specify the state gl code used for transferring the state's share of the account balance of the Escheated account. This is a user input field. For example, 216000001.

4. Specify all the details and click Save to complete the steps or click Cancel to exit without saving.
   The State Group Parameters are created.

   Note:

   At this point, the status of the State Group Parameters are Unauthorized. A user with a supervisor role has to approve the State Group Parameters. After approval, the status changes to Authorized, and the State Group Parameters are available for use by another process.
5. Approve the State Group Parameters.
   To approve or reject State Group Parameters, see View State Group Parameters.

   Note:

   As a maker of this configuration, you cannot approve it. It has to be approved by another user with a Supervisor role.