Steps: Create Direct Debit Mandates for Direct Debit Customer Payments
Direct debit mandates enable you to request approval from customers to collect debit payments. With direct debit mandates, a payee can collect both recurring and one-off payments from customers who provide a signed mandate to the payee.
With Workday, you can create and store direct debit mandates, and then associate them with customer invoices. You can also send prenotifications to inform customers of future settlements.
- Access theCreate Direct Debit Mandatetask.
- Complete all fields under theCreditor Informationsection. Select the type of payment for the mandate. The banking details you configured on the customer profile, display under theDebtor Informationsection.
- When you selectRecurringpayment type, theSequenceis set toFirstautomatically. After the payment is generated, the sequence will automatically change to Recurring. When your next payment is the last direct debit for the mandate, you can change theSequencetoFinal. Workday automatically inactivates the mandate once the last payment completes.
- (Optional) Select thePre-notification Requiredcheck box. Workday then displays theMinimum Days for Pre-notificationfield. For invoices associated with the mandate to be available for settlement, you must pre-notify them for at least the number of specified days.
- Workday creates the mandate in aDraftStatus. To change toActive, IBAN value on customer profile is required.
Security:Process: Direct Debit Mandatedomain in the Customer Accounts functional area. - Select from the related actions menu of the direct debit mandate.Send the direct debit mandate draft to your customer for completion of debtor information, payment information, and signature. Workday doesn't include the Debtor information in the printed file.Security:Reports: Direct Debit Mandatedomain in the Customer Accounts functional area.
- (Optional) Access thePrint Direct Debit Mandate Pre-notificationstask.Workday generates PDF files that you can send to your customers.Security:Reports: Direct Debit Mandatedomain in the Customer Accounts functional area.
- Access theOverviewprofile group of the customer.
- To display the direct debit mandate reference number on customer invoices, select theMandate Requiredcheck box on thePayment Detailsreport.
- Add settlement bank account details from the completed direct debit mandate draft to theBankingreport. SelectRequires Prenotecheckbox when you have mandates.
- Access theEdit Direct Debit Mandatetask.After you receive the signed mandate back from the customer, verify that all fields are complete and change theMandate StatustoActive. You can't edit any fields in this status.Once a mandate is associated with an approved or in-progress invoices, or with invoices that are unpaid or partially paid, you can’t change the status.(Optional) Upload a copy of the completed direct debit mandate to theAttachmentstab.Security:Process: Direct Debit Mandatedomain in the Customer Accounts functional area.
- When thePayment Typeyou select on the invoice matches the payment type on the direct debit mandate, Workday populates these fields:
- Direct Debit Mandate
- Pre-notification Date
To send the customer invoices electronically to the bank, configure the Electronic Invoice Connector for your region. See Steps: Set Up Electronic Invoice Connector
After you create the direct debit mandate and create the related invoices, Workday initiates the
Customer Invoice Event
business process for review and approval. Workday processes accounting after the business process completes and uses the Receivables account posting rule to record customer payments due. - You can create a settlement run to settle the customer invoices.
- Workday groups all eligible customer invoices and adjustments for the same company, payee, and with the same direct debit mandate into a single payment. See Create Manual Settlement Runs. You can also selectPay via Direct Debitfrom the related actions menu of the customer invoice to create settlement run for one-off payment.
- When the customer invoice with a mandate is 14 days past the pre-notification date, Workday includes it in the settlement run.
- When the settlement run task completes, Workday automatically records and applies the payment, creates a deposit, and creates operational journals in the company currency for approved transactions. If the transaction and company currencies differ, Workday converts the amounts to the company currency. Auto Apply process is not run.
- Accounting for direct debit transactions.TransactionDebitCreditCustomer InvoiceReceivablesRevenueSettlement RunCashReceivablesCancel Customer PaymentReceivablesCash
- Workday updates these direct debit mandate fields after the settlement run completes:
- Last Settlement Date
- Mandate Status: ToInactiveforOne-Offmandate and forRecurringmandate with aSequenceofFinal. When you can cancel the payment, the status changes back toActive.
- Sequence: ToFirst,Second, and so on, orFinal. When you cancel the 1st payment for a customer invoice associated with aRecurringmandate type, the sequence changes fromRecurringback toFirst.
- If the customer bank account has insufficient funds, you can return the direct debit customer invoice by accessing the related actions menu of the customer payment and selectingReturn.
- You can access these reports to obtain further details:
- Find Direct Debit Mandate
- Find Direct Debit Mandate Pre-notifications Printing Runs
- For bulk transactions, you can use these web service:
- Get Company Creditor Identifiers
- Put Company Creditor Identifier
- Set Up: Company General
- Submit Customer Invoice