CCRS Tips Document. Key DoD Travel Shared Reports. November 2009

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CCRS Tips Document Key DoD Travel Shared Reports November 2009

Account Activity Text File CD 100T Provides detailed information regarding transaction detail at the individual account level Account Listing Lists all accounts within an agency and includes information necessary to identify and contact the account holder. Provides summary account information for account holders, such as credit limits, cash limits, past due amounts, and payment information Unit Number and Name *(Required) Enter Start Date *(Required) Enter End Date *(Required) Choose an Account Status Select: Open DoD Travel IBA Aging Analysis Provides summary information for delinquent and charged-off accounts. Provides delinquency percentage for delinquency categories. Information is sorted into categories of 30, 60, 90, 120, 150, and 180+ days past due. Provides grand totals for each account status. Does not provide individual account or transaction information ATM Cash Provides a list of all ATM and cash withdrawals within a specified hierarchy level and time frame Qualify on Transaction Post Date Prompt *(Required) Select the Between (enter value 1; value 2) qualifier from the IS droplist Click the Calendar next to the Value field. Select a Start date not to exceed 36 months prior to today s date. Start date must be a date prior to end date Click the Calendar next to the Value field. Select an End date not to exceed 36 months prior to today s date 1

(Cont d) Blocked MCC Provides detail information on transactions made at merchants that fall outside of an agency approved merchants list Note: This report only contains posted transactions from blocked MCCs and will not list declined authorizations that do not post Declined Authorizations Lists all transactions attempted against an account and details reasons for decline and type of purchase (mail order, ATM, purchase, cash) Delinquency Hierarchy Level Provides a list of all account balances that are in a state of delinquency (accounts with past due balances of 30, 60, 90, 120, 150, 180+ days). Shows account-specific and cardholder detail. Does not show transaction details Non-Travel Activity Provides information to identity accountholders with transaction activity (such as cash, fuel, or food) occurring without other associated travel activity (such as airline, car rental, or lodging). This report is designed to point out potential opportunities of account misuse on travel accountholders who may be using their government card during non-official travel periods Choose the Blocked MCC s *(Required) Select MCC s from list Declined Authorization Start Date *(Required) Declined Authorization End Date *(Required)

(Cont d) Mission Critical Provides summary information on account in a mission critical status Pre-Suspension Detail Lists accounts that are 45 60 days past due and are eligible for suspension during the next cycle. Identifies account name, account number, status, balance past due, and number of days past due Update Frequency: Fifteen (15) days from cycle close date. Salary Offset Detail Lists all accounts in Salary Offset Update Frequency: Weekly Weekend/Holiday Activity Provides information on accounts with car rentals and/or lodging activity when checkout is on a Sunday, Monday, or a Federal holiday Update Frequency: User Selected Date 2

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