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Entity group fields refer to basic personal information about a user.

• Entity Type: Allows the selection of the entity type (e.g., Corporation, Name, Person, etc.).
• Title: Select the title. Title types include Dr, Miss, Mr, Mrs, Ms, and Sir.
• Given Name: Entertheentity'sgivenname.
• Surname: Enter the entity's surname.
• Full Name: Will be automatically completed once the given name and surname have been entered. This can be changed.
• Short Name: Will be automatically completed once the given name and surname have been entered. This can be changed.
• Salutation: Will be automatically completed once the given name has been entered. This can be changed.
• Date of Birth: Enter the entity's date of birth.
  
  

The values entered here relate to the mail merge diagnostic document (Mail Merge Diagnostic Document.doc that is located in the \\[tfs folder]\Mail Merge\ folder).

• Name: The value entered into this field will be displayed in the mail merge field <<userMMEName>>.
• Position: The value entered into this field will be displayed in the mail merge field <<userMMEPosition>>.
  
  

Users can import a logo (corporation or personal) to display on TFS reports. Logo properties that must be adhered to include: 

• BMP file type.
• Dimensions of 400 x 160 or 600 x 240.

Insert Logo: Opens the Select Logo dialog. Select the location of the BMP file then click the Open button.

Clear Logo: Removes the current logo.

Details theuser'slogonandpassword information.

• User Name: Enter theuser'suser name.
• Password: Enter the user's password.
• Confirm Password: Retype the user's password.
  
  

State which context(s) a user can access. Corporate managers may want access to all contexts whilst a personal assistant may only require access to the local office.

If an enterprise has multiple contexts, click the Log In? or Default columns to assign users (see below).

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Contains general information about a broker.

• Is Broker?: Determines the entity's broker status.
  • No (default): The new user is not a broker. The other fields on this tab cannot be edited.
  • Yes: The new user is a broker. The other fields on this tab can be edited.
  • Name:Fullname of the broker. If the Entity section was completed on the General tab, the Name field will automatically be completed.
• Short Name: short name of the broker. If the Entity section was completed on the General tab, the Name field will automatically be completed.
• Team: Select the team that the broker belongs to.
  
  

• • Brokerage %: Enter the brokerage percentage of an application brokerage earnings that this user keeps.
  • Volume Brokerage: Enter the percentage of volume brokerage earnings that this user keeps.
    
    

In this area you can enter up to 6 incremental values and specify the percentage of the brokerage revenue that will be paid to the broker dependent on the Total Amount Financed (Excluding brokerage)

Increment 1 will always start off  from $0.00 and cannot be changed. As you enter values in the subsequent Increments the Unlimited moves down to the increment that you have just entered.

The From value refers to deals that are greater than the value.

These values are used with the Broker Statement of Income reports.

When you run the reports the amount payable to the broker will be calculated based on the incremental percentages for each of the applications settled within the defined period of the report.

Determines the accessibility to other contexts if more than one context exists.

• Access Other Company Data?: Relevant to users who work for multiple offices (for example, the Sydney and Melbourne office).
  • No (default): The user cannot access multiple company contexts.
  • Yes: The user can access multiple company contexts.
• Override User Broker Security?: Determines the access permissions of a user.
  • No (default): The user's search and access permissions are based on the Broker Data Permissions list (see below).
  • Yes: The user can search and access any broker's clients.

If the user has Override User Broker Security? set to No, then administrators need to select the brokers for who this user can access the data. Clicking the Access or Search columns will add or remove a tick in that column.

• Access: A tick in the Access column means that a user can select and edit client details. An example may be a personal assistant that works for two brokers in an office. This PA would require access to these details.
• Search: A tick in the Search column means that a user can view another broker's clients whilst searching. This may assist a staff member when a client rings the office but doesn't know who the client belongs to.
  
  

External Systems Logins allow administrators to enter any external system login details. An example of an external system is Macquarie Maclease. External systems are associated with TFS SmartLodge (electronic lodgement of finance applications).

1. Click the New button (Image Modified). The External System Login dialog will be displayed.
   
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2. Select the External System.
3. Enter the User Name (as defined by the external system).
4. Enter the Password (as defined by the external system).
5. Re-enter the password.
6. Click the OK button. The External System Login dialog will close.

Allows entry of (multiple) address details for a TFS user.

1. Select the Address list. A shadow will appear around the list to indicate it is selected.
2. Click the New button (Image Modified). The Address dialog will be displayed.
3. Enter the address details.
4. Click the OK button.

Allows entry of (multiple) telephone details for a TFS user.

1. Select the Telephone list. A shadow will appear around the list to indicate it is selected.
2. Click the New button (Image Modified). The Telephone dialog will be displayed.
3. Enter the telephone details.
4. Click the OK button.