Statement Reconciliation / Analysis

Screen ID:  ISTRDBFM-03 4964g.gif
Screen Title: Statement Style/Insert Detail
Panel ID: 5497
Tool Number: 825
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Access this screen by selecting "Style/Insert" (F9) on the second screen of the Statement Reconciliation/Analysis.

Introduction

The Statement Reconciliation/Analysis makes it easy to reconcile your statement activity to your invoice. This dashboard breaks down your statement production to see how many members qualified for a statement minus the amount suppressed to give you a total number of statements for the period. That is then broken down further to show how those statements were delivered (printed & mailed, returned to the CU, or as eStatements). This information will be handy when your auditors ask to verify statement activity compared to your invoice.

Not only is this dashboard great for reconciliation, but it can be used by your marketers and management team to see how statement activity is trending. Are more statements being printed month-to-month? How many statement inserts should be order? What months did we request inserts?

Data is available on this screen for:

  • Regular statements

  • Credit card statements

  • Mortgage statements

Using this Screen

This third screen gives detailed information about the statement styles used for printing and information on statement inserts included in the statement run.

On the left side, printed statements are broken down by the statement styles configured. The total of all statement styles will match the Total printed statements amount on the previous screen. Mortgage statements cannot have statement styles, so the screen will show 0 for all styles.

On the right side, you will be able to see the statement inserts that were included for that statement period. Since mortgage and credit card statements can't have statement inserts, this information will only be available when viewing your regular statements. This information is based on the Update Statement Message/Inserts screen, which controls what inserts are used. The totals on this screen provided may not reflect the number of members that were in the file used for inserts. This is because of those members in the file used, some of those members may not have qualified for the statement that period.