Setting Up Risk Scoring Rules

This section presents an overview of risk scoring rules and discusses how to:

Define risk scoring rules.
Enter risk scoring range values.

Pages Used to Set Up Risk Scoring Rules

Page Name	Definition Name	Navigation	Usage
Risk Scoring Rule	AR_RISKSCR_TBL	select Set Up Financials/Supply Chain, then select Product Related, then select Receivables, then select Credit/Collections, then select Risk Scoring Rule	Define risk scoring rules.
Risk Range Details	AR_RISK_SEC	Click the Risk Range Details link on the Risk Scoring Rule page.	Enter risk scoring range values.

Understanding Risk Scoring Rules

You can set up one or more risk scoring rules for selected setid, customer, or customer group. These risk score rules are used by the Risk Scoring program (RUN_AR_RISK) to compute a risk score for a customer. The range value is used in conjunction with the risk scoring weight to compute the risk score. The system computes the Range Value * Risk Scoring Weight = Risk Score.

You can define a risk score rule using one or more risk scoring elements selected from a risk scoring group. You assign a risk scoring weight, a low and high range, and range value for each risk scoring element. The high and low ranges are determined by the type of scoring element you select, which can be Amount, Char (character), percent, days, date or numeric.

For example, when the risk scoring element is BALDUE and the type is Amount, you can enter the low and high range values and the range value on the Risk Range Details grid of the Risk Range Details page. For example, if the risk scoring element is BALDUE, the type is Amount, and the length is 23, you could enter these multiple rows of values:

Range Low	Range High	Range Value
1	1,999	10
2.000	2,999	20
3.000	3,999	30
4.000	9,999,999,999.99	40

When the risk scoring element is CRHOLD and the type is Char and has a yes/no value (such as: Is the customer on credit hold?) the system automatically populates the Risk Range Details grid with Y for Range High and Range Low values in one row and N for Range High and Range Low values in the next row. You can enter the range value. For example if CRHOLD is the risk scoring element:

Range Low (system generated)	Range High (system generated)	Range Value
Y	Y	5
N	N	10

When the risk scoring element is CUSTOMER_TYPE, the type is Char, and CUSTOMER_TYPE does not have a yes/no value, then you could enter these values:

Range Low	Range High	Range Value
A	L	10
M	Z	20

You can set up multiple risk rules for a customer or customer group. However, the Risk Scoring Application Engine program only applies one rule per customer or customer group per run.

See Generating Risk Scores.

Risk Scoring Rule Page

Use the Risk Scoring Rule page (AR_RISKSCR_TBL) to define risk scoring rules.

Navigation

select Set Up Financials/Supply Chain, then select Product Related, then select Receivables, then select Credit/Collections, then select Risk Scoring Rule

Image: Risk Scoring Rules page

This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Risk Scoring Rules page. You can find definitions for the fields and controls later on this page.

Effective Date

Select the date that this risk score element will become effective. You can add risk scoring elements, as well as assign a new effective date if you modify an existing risk scoring element.

Currency

Enter an anchor currency to apply to this risk score ID.

Note: This field is required when you select a Scoring Element that is amount-based, such as SALES.

Scoring Group

Select one of these values:

Aging Information
Customer Activity
Customer Table
Item Information
System Defined History
User Defined History

Aging ID

Select an aging ID value, which is used to populate the scoring element with the correct aging categories.

Note: This field only appears when you select Aging as the Scoring Group.

Amount

Enter a threshold amount in order to select the oldest item greater than this amount.

Note: This field only appears when you select Item Information as the Scoring Group and DTOLDIT (data of the oldest item) as the Scoring Element.

Scoring Element

Select the scoring element that you want to apply to the selected scoring group. This value describes the type of scoring data used to make up a scoring rule based on the Scoring Group you select. For example, you can select Customer Activity as the Scoring Group and BALDUE as the Scoring Element, or System Defined History as the Scoring Group and DSO30 as the Scoring Element.

Scoring Weight (%) scoring weight (percentage)

Enter the percentage of weight that you want to apply to this scoring element which is multiplied by the Range Value that you enter on the Risk Range Details page to obtain a Risk Score for that element row. When the Risk Scoring program runs, it sums up the individual element scores for the overall customer score and updates the PS_CUST_CREDIT table with the customer risk score.

Default value is 100.00 percent.

Important! The total scoring weight percentages for all of the scoring elements must equal 100.00 percent.

Risk Range Details

Click this link to access the Risk Range Details page.

Risk Range Details Page

Use the Risk Range Details page (AR_RISK_SEC) to enter risk scoring range values.

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Click the Risk Range Details link on the Risk Scoring Rule page.

Image: Risk Range Details page

This example illustrates the fields and controls on the Risk Range Details page. You can find definitions for the fields and controls later on this page.

This page displays the risk range details for each scoring group and scoring element.

Type

Indicates the type of field that appears based on the selected scoring element on the Risk Scoring Rule page, such as Char, Amount, percent, days, date or numeric.

Max Length (maximum length)

Displays the maximum length of the data the user can enter in the range low and range high value columns. The length along with the type is displayed to aid users in entering the range values. If the type is days and the length is 5 you can enter whole number range values up to 5 positions in length such as .99999, 40000, and more.

Range Low and Range Highand Range Value

These fields depend on your selection of the type of scoring element, as well as Scoring Group and Scoring Element values on the Risk Scoring Rule page.

For example, if you select the scoring group (Customer Activity) and the scoring element (BALDUE), which is based on an amount, then you enter a low range (-99,999) and high range (5,000).

If you select a Scoring Element value on the Risk Scoring Rule page that has a Yes/No value, such as CRHOLD (the customer on credit hold), then these Range Low and Range High fields are automatically populated with a row for Yes (Y) and a row for No (N).

Range Value — Enter a value for each range between 1 and 100.

See Understanding Risk Scoring Rules.