Creating a New Support Transaction Type

  1. From Application, select Match Types, then select the match type you want to edit and under Actions, select Edit.

    Note:

    The match type has to be in Pending status.
  2. Select the Transaction Types tab and then select Support.

    You can see a list of transaction types on the left. This is an example showing the default support type.
    screenshot of the Transaction Types: Support tab showing the Default Support transaction type

  3. You can change the name and description associated with Default Support ID.
  4. To create a new support type, click New Transaction Type.
  5. Enter an ID (up to 25 characters identifying this transaction type), a name (up to 50 characters), and optionally, a description (up to 250 characters).
  6. You can add new attributes by clicking Add and then selecting New.

    To add an existing custom attribute, including a group attribute, click Add and select Existing. In the Attribute Details dialog, select the required custom attribute.

    • Text- Used for large comments, descriptions, and so on

      The value can be up to 255 characters long.

      Note:

      When the value in a text string is enclosed in double quotes at the beginning and ending of the string, use double quotes when you have comma in between. For example: "GM LLC - GMNA, formerly ""NAO"" ADMIN STAFF"
    • Date - Used for date values

      The format when loading transactions should be DD-MMM-YYYY or DD-MMM-YY.

    • Number - Used for amount fields up to 18 digits (12 digits plus up to 6 decimal places)

      It can be positive or negative. A negative number can be indicated during import by using the minus sign, for example, -1,000.00 while importing but will show on the user interface as (1000.00).

      In Decimal Places, enter a precision between 0 and 12 for the attribute.

    • Integer - Used for non-decimal values up to 18 digits and can be positive or negative

    • List - Used to configure a List of Values and upper and lowercase do not matter when importing

    • Yes/No - Used for Boolean fields

      It can be left Blank, Yes (1,Yes,YES,Y,y,T,t,True,TRUE,True) or No (0,No,NO,N,n,F,f,False,FALSE,False).