In the Create/Update Waiver Hierarchy Rule panel, you can use the Add option to create a new waiver hierarchy rule for use with special waiver processing, and set up the hierarchy levels for that rule. Each hierarchy level has a priority value, along with an expense and waiver account used for waiver calculations.
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To create a waiver hierarchy rule:
In Accounting Center, in the left navigation pane, click Setup > Expense > Special Waivers > Create/Update Waiver Hierarchy Rule.
You see the Create/Update Waiver Hierarchy Rule panel.Click the Add or Update Waiver Hierarchy Rule list and select Add.
In the Special Waiver Hierarchy Rule box, specify the name of the waiver hierarchy rule.
In the Special Waiver Type list, select the type of special waiver that uses the waiver hierarchy rule.
Options include:
- Assumption Fee
- Waterfall WaiverSet the Rule Type
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list to Fund or Class.
After you provide this information for the rule, you can specify the Rule Criteria options for one or more hierarchy levels.In the Accounting Basis field, select the basis that applies to the hierarchy level.
In the Effective Date field, specify the date that the hierarchy level becomes effective.
In the Waiver Hierarchy box, specify a numeric value for the priority of the hierarchy level.
For example, if you have levels with a waiver hierarchy of 1, 2, and 3, the system uses Waiver Hierarchy Level 1 as the top priority level. If you create a rule for an assumption fee, the single expense has a value of 1 and the panel applies a hierarchy level of 2 for the assumption fee.Complete the remaining options in the panel for the hierarchy level.
If you want to define multiple tier levels, use the pane at the bottom of the panel, as follows:
- Click the lower pane.
- Right-click and
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select Add Rows.
- Enter the number of rows you want to add in the Enter Rows Count dialog box and
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click OK. You need to add a row for each additional level you want to associate with the tier rule.
- Complete the fields on each row you added.Click Submit.