Third parties: Clients / Providers / Employees

The third party list is either manually completed or automatically populated through the import of a third party or transaction file.

This list is available for information purposes. It can be modified and deleted.

Users with access to the third party list can be granted management rights on third parties.

Specification of the minimum right level to access Third Party Management function:

Specification of the access right to Third Party Management:

Specification of the access restriction to Third Party Management:

Third party list provided to users with more than access rights:

Personal data list:

Purpose of data processing

The processing activities using Third Parties enable payments and receipts depending on the transfer type used and the third party category.

Third party management

The standard third party filter is used to manage Third Parties. Filters can be private, one-off/repetitive, or default.

Creation of a third party filter:

Filtered third party list:

Third parties can modify their personal data via an authorized user. Modification in account number may be notified to the corresponding third party through the setup of alerts on third party data.

Amendment management

Third party creation comes before mandate creation. Mandates are associated with existing third parties.

They automatically retrieve the relevant data from Debtor tab of the mandate.

Creation of a direct debit mandate:

The modifications on third parties associated with mandates have an impact on the fields common to the third party (Debtor) and the associated mandate.

Export to Database

Third Party export uses a filter, a template (to specify the data to export) and a format.

Starting the export:

Setup of an export template: