Balance Transfers - Route a Case-3538
Estimated Reading Time: 1 MinutesA/R Balance Transfers
Introduction
Financial Services will not move money in order to achieve a current balance on one statement if money is owed on both statements
- A customer may request a balance transfer to delay or prevent a non-pay disconnect on one statement
Resolution Steps
- On the BOLT General Ledger tab, review balance transfer examples and route a case in these instances
- When transferring a credit balance from one statement to another
- Example: Customer merged statements and has a credit balance on the inactive statement
- Example: Customer merged statements and has a credit balance on the inactive statement
- To transfer a posting error from one statement to another
- Example: Customer has multiple statements and both payments were applied to one statement instead of the individual statements
- Example: Customer has multiple statements and both payments were applied to one statement instead of the individual statements
- To transfer a balance between accounts when the accounts are in the same name
- Example: Customer has two accounts and both payments were posted to one account instead of the individual accounts
- Example: Customer has two accounts and both payments were posted to one account instead of the individual accounts
- When transferring a credit balance from one statement to another
- Create a Case by entering the information as described below and click Submit
Record Type Non Technical Reason Bill Invoice Question or Issue Reason Detail Billing Question / Inquiry Select Balance Transfer Destination Queue Financial Services (FS) Notes Valid contact name and phone number
- Back Office Financial Service Follow-up
- The BOLT case is completed in 2 business days
- If an escalated situation arises, contact a resource to escalate the account information to Financial services
- When necessary, Financial Services contacts the customer
- The Case Comments are updated with the outcome
- The BOLT case is completed in 2 business days