Preface
This guide helps you to familiarize yourself with the Oracle Banking Branch application. It gives an overview of the module and explains all the maintenances required for its smooth functioning. It also takes you through the different types of transactions that can be handled through this module.
This topic contains the following subtopics:
Audience
This guide is intended for the Branch Tellers, Vault Operators, and Branch Supervisors to provide quick and efficient service to customers and prospects of your bank.
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Related Resources
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Getting Started User Guide
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Current Account and Savings Account User Guide
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Servicing Configurations User Guide
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Conventions
The following text conventions are used in this document:
Convention | Meaning |
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boldface |
Boldface type indicates graphical user interface elements associated with an action, or terms defined in text or the glossary. |
italic |
Italic type indicates book titles, emphasis, or placeholder variables for which you supply particular values. |
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Monospace type indicates commands within a paragraph, URLs, code in examples, text that appears on the screen, or text that you enter. |
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Symbols, Definitions, and Shortcut Keys
Table - Symbols
Symbol | Function |
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Add icon |
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Add a row |
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Edit icon |
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Delete icon |
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Calendar icon |
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Close icon |
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Delete a row |
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Grid view |
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Increase/Decrease value |
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List view |
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Maximize |
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Minimize |
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Navigate to the first page |
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Navigate to the last page |
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Navigate to the next page |
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Navigate to the previous page |
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Open a list |
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Perform search |
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Refresh |
Table - Common Icons and its Definitions
Icon | Description |
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Submit |
Click Submit to complete the transaction after you specify all the input parameters for a particular transaction. |
Cancel |
Click Cancel to cancel the transaction input midway without saving any data. |
Clear |
Click Clear to clear the transaction input data. The system displays a pop-up screen with confirmation to clear data. You can click OK to confirm or click icon to retain the data. |
Query |
On completion of input of necessary parameters, click Query to fetch and display the details. |
Save |
Click Save to save the details specified on the screen. |
Exit |
Click Exit to close the screen and go to the Homepage. |
OK |
Click OK to confirm the details on the pop-up screen. |
Table - Shortcut Keys
Shortcut Key | Function |
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Tab |
Used to shift focus from one input field to the other.
Note: The last field of the last accordion will shift focus to Submit/Cancel button. |
Alt + S |
Used to select Submit button. |
Alt + C |
Used to select Clear button. |
Alt + X |
Used to select Cancel button. |
Alt + A |
Used to select Charge Details data segment. |
Alt + Y |
Used to select Denominations data segment. |
Table - Acronyms and Abbreviations
Acronym/Abbreviation | Description |
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ARC |
Account, Rate, and Charge |
BC |
Bankers Cheque |
CASA |
Current Account and Saving Account |
CCY |
Currency |
CIF |
Customer Information File |
DD |
Demand Draft |
EJ |
Electronic Journal |
FCY |
Foreign Currency |
FX |
Foreign Exchange |
GL |
General Ledger |
HO |
Head Office |
LCY |
Local Currency |
LOV |
List of Values |
MIS |
Management Information System |
ML |
Machine Learning |
RD |
Recurring Deposit |
SD |
Safe Deposits |
System |
Unless specified, it shall always refer to Oracle Banking Branch. |
TC |
Travellers Cheque |
TD |
Term Deposit |
UDF |
User Defined Fields |
VAT |
Value Added Tax |
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List of Topics
Table - List of Topics
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This topic provides a snapshot of the features of the application. |
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This topic describes the internal activities done at the branch where the Customer is not involved. |
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This topic describes the various screens used to perform the Till Vault operations. |
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This topic describes the various screens used to perform financial transactions for Customer accounts. |
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This topic describes the various screens used to perform General Ledger (GL) transactions. |
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This topic describes the various screens used to perform inter-bank transfer, intra-bank transfer, and cross-border transactions. |
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This topic describes the various screens used to capture the Inward Clearing Data Entry, Outward Clearing Data Entry, Cheque Return, and Cheque Deposit transactions. |
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This topic describes the various screens used to perform various types of remittances. |
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This topic describes the various screens used to open, redeem, and top-up a term deposit. |
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This topic describes the various screens used to perform credit card advance and payment transactions. |
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This topic describes the various screens used to perform loan disbursement and loan repayment transactions. |
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This topic describes the various screens used to perform various Islamic transactions. |
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This topic describes the various screens used to perform various bill payment transactions. |
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This topic describes the various screens used to perform financial transactions for Customer accounts in the Teller Session. |
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This topic describes the various screens used to view the status of transactions performed, resubmit or reject an incomplete transaction, and reverse a completed transaction. |
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This topic describes the screen that is used to predict the number of service counters required for a specific period. |
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This topic describes the Clear Cache screen, which is used to get the maintenance reflected while performing the transactions. |
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This topic describes the various screens used to maintain customer accounts and ancillary services and to enquire about customer account balance. |
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This topic describes the dashboard used to view the cash position, transaction status, alerts, to access the frequently used transaction screens, and to view the alerts and notifications. |
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This topic describes the various screens used to perform branch maintenance. |
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Screenshot Disclaimer
Personal information used in the interface or documents are dummy and does not exist in the real world. It is only for reference purposes.
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