Understanding Escalation Information
After you set up the escalation indices, you must use the Escalation Information program (P15016) to set up escalation information for each lease for which you generate escalation billings.
This table describes the escalation information that is required to generate the recurring escalation billing records:
Escalation Information |
Description |
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Index |
Specify an index by which to calculate the escalation and the base index amount. The system uses both index amounts to derive a rate, which it multiplies by a basis amount to calculate the escalation. |
Bill codes |
Specify the bill codes to use to retrieve amounts and to assign to the escalation billing records that the system generates in recurring billing:
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Dates |
Specify these dates:
When you generate the escalation recurring billing record, the system updates these fields based on the billing frequency. |
Computation method |
Specify one of these computation methods:
The system does not include missing or zero index values when it derives the average amount to use. |
Basis amount |
Specify the amount to use as the basis for the escalation. You can enter a value in the Original Basis field (BESA), use the annual rent amount from recurring billing, or use the escalated rent amount (the system adds the annual amounts for the rent and estimated bill codes). |
You can also specify escalation limits and make adjustments to the index amount that the system uses and Porter Wage information.
The system stores escalation information in the Tenant Escalation Master table (F15016B).