Schedule Details

The Schedule Details tab of the Debt transaction records the details of one or more planned payment schedules and any amortizations necessary. This data drives automatic processing for payments/billings, accruals, and year end processing. In the event there is a negative amount of principal or interest entered or uploaded for a Schedule Detail line, if the total payment amount is negative the system will not issue a disbursement unless there is one or more other payments to offset the negative debt payment (adjustment).

When Schedule Details are brought in from the registry to a modification transaction, those that have been processed by the system are brought forward but the fields in the modification column are protected for those records. Only those Schedule Details that are unprocessed can be modified. Deletion from the transaction is possible of the processed lines, but that will not result in the deletion of the record from the registry.

Field Name	Required?	Field Description
Schedule Number	System Set	When a Schedule Detail is created for a Schedule, the unique number (Schedule Number) for that Schedule is populated automatically.
Schedule Line	System Set	Each Schedule Detail record is identified by a system-assigned number starting with 1.
Scheduled Date	Required	Every Schedule Detail record has to have a Scheduled Date to detail when the record should be processed by one of the Debt chain jobs or have a transaction manually created. There is no restriction of having more than one record for the same Scheduled Date. Weekend and holidays are allowed and will be selected by the Generate Schedule action. The chain jobs that select based on this date all have ‘less than’ in addition to ‘equal to’ in the selection criteria so such records will be processed on the next business day the chain is run if a run was not done on a weekend or holiday.
Processed On	System Set	When a Schedule Detail is referenced by an accounting transaction created by one of the Debt chain jobs or created manually, the Processed On date of that record is updated with the Application Date at the time the transaction went to final. Please note this is not the Record Date of the transaction, which could be different. The transaction listed in the Transaction 1 field is the one that updates this date. The Transaction 2 does not change the Processed Date. If Transaction 1 is cancelled, then this date will be cleared if the Transaction 2 field is also blank. When this date is populated, the Schedule Detail record is considered ‘processed’ and will then be completely protected if brought into a modification transaction.
Schedule Detail Type	Required	As a Schedule will contain amortization records, payment records, and possibly other types as well, there is the Schedule Detail Type to classify each Schedule Detail. This setting is integral to the processing of each Debt chain job. Once a Schedule Detail has been stored on the registry, the setting cannot be changed. If it is invalid, then set the amounts to $0.00 and insert a new record that is correct. The list of valid values is as follows: Regular Payment – This value indicates a payment to a vendor or billing to a customer should be made. This is the default and most common value. Down Payment – This value is allowed only for leases to mark a schedule detail as the initial lease payment or billing that is not included in the capitalized amount of a lease because it is paid up front. Purchase Payment – This value is allowed only for leases to mark a schedule detail as the ‘final’ payment for a lease in which the lessee purchases the leased asset from the lessor. Renewal Penalty Payment – This value is allowed only for leases and signifies a schedule detail as the ‘final’ payment for a lease in which the lessee pays a penalty to the lessor for not renewing the lease. Refunding Payment – This value is allowed only for bonds to identify the schedule detail that makes the final ‘refunding’ payment for a bond issue. Residual Value Adjustment – This value is allowed only for leases and signifies a schedule detail as the ‘final’ accounting adjustment for a lease in which there was an agreed upon residual value for the leased asset. Any payment, billing, or receipt for a difference above or below that value is handled manually. Amortization – This value can be used for loans and leases, but is most commonly used with bonds for costs incurred initially that should be spread out over the life of the debt instrument. Compounding Interest – This value is allowed only for bonds to record the accrual of interest instead of paying it out. Purchased Interest – This value is allowed only for bonds to signify the paying agent needs to be paid for the amount in the Purchased Interest field on the Schedule tab so the bond holders can be reimbursed for the interest they bought at the time of sale.
Principal	Required	Principal is a required amount for a schedule detail even if that amount should be $0.00 for a record. In cases where there is an interest-only payment or an amortization, the Principal amount should be $0.00. A value of $0.00 will only default if the Schedule Detail Type is Amortization.
Interest	Required	Interest is a required amount for a schedule detail even if that amount should be $0.00 for a record. In cases where there is a principal-only payment or an amortization, the Interest amount should be $0.00. A value of $0.00 will only default if the Schedule Detail Type is Amortization. For all operating leases, the Interest amount must be $0.00.
Other Amount 1-5	Required	The Other Amount is not allowed if the Schedule Generation Action field is Not Used. If the action is any other value, then the amount is optional within limitations based on the Schedule Detail Type: If the action is one of the ‘payment’ choices, the Other Amount can be $0.00 or greater on a Schedule Detail that has a Schedule Detail Type other than the Amortization choice. If the action is one of the ‘amortization’ choices, the Other Amount can be $0.00 or greater on a Schedule Detail that has a Schedule Detail Type of Amortization.
Gross Payment	System Set	Gross Payment is a system-calculated amount that represents the total amount to be paid (or billed) for a Schedule Detail when the Schedule Detail Type is a payment (that is, not Amortization). It is the sum of the amounts of Principal, Interest, and each Other Amount. This amount is not visible on bond transactions.
Net Payment	System Set	Net Payment is the same as Gross Payment for bonds and leases because those two types of debt do not have the Bill Principal and Bill Interest flags found on the Schedule of the loan transactions. If either of those flags is unchecked, that corresponding amount is not included and then Net Payment will differ from Gross Payment.
Unpaid Principal	System Set	Unpaid Principal is a system-calculated amount to display the total amount of principal that has not been paid (billed) after a Schedule Detail record. If the Bill Principal flag is unchecked for a loan, this amount will still reflect reductions in principal although it is not actually being paid.