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Reviewing Funds (End User)


Account managers can review funds to track estimated, committed, and actual spending.

This task is a step in Process of Managing Trade Funds.

To review funds

  1. Navigate to the Accounts screen, then the Accounts List view.
  2. Drill down on the Name field hyperlink for an account, and click the Funds view tab.

    The Funds list displays all funds that are associated with the account record.

  3. Click the More Info view tab to review the fields.

    The following table describes some fields.

    Field
    Comments

    Fund

    The name of the fund.

    Fund Id

    The automatically generated identification number of the fund.

    Account

    The account that is associated with the fund.

    Type

    The fund type (Accrual or Fixed). Accrual funds are funds in which the amount is calculated from the products and accruals that are associated with the fund. Fixed funds are fixed amounts of money allocated in a lump sum.

    Period

    The period of time for which the fund is valid.

    Start

    The starting date of the fund.

    End

    The ending date of the fund.

    Basis

    The value (for example, Cases or Revenue) used to accrue funds.

    Unallocated

    Calculated by subtracting allocations to child funds from the fund subtotal.

    Estimated

    The amount in deals with a status other than Committed or Closed.

    Committed

    The amount in deals with a status of Committed or Closed.

    Uncommitted

    The amount from a fixed fund that is not allocated to a child fund. Calculated by subtracting the committed amount from the fund subtotal.

    Amount

    The beginning amount of the fund.

    Adjustments

    The adjustments to the fund amount. Includes decreases or increases to the fund amount. Excludes transfers, accruals, and payments.

    Transfers

    The sum of the approved transfers into or out of the fund.

    Sub-total

    Amount plus Adjustments plus Transfers.

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