Loan Demand

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Overview

Loan Demand — Business Overview

Loan Demand is a core business document in Dafater used to formally record and track the amounts that a borrower is required to pay for a loan during a specific period. It represents the financial obligation raised against a customer, such as principal repayment, interest, fees, or penalties, and serves as the basis for collection, accounting, and customer communication.


What Loan Demand Is Used For

In daily business operations, Loan Demand is used to: - Generate payable amounts for active loans on scheduled dates
- Clearly define how much a customer owes and why
- Support billing, collection, and follow‑up activities
- Act as a reference for repayments, overdue tracking, and outstanding balances

It ensures that loan receivables are systematically calculated, documented, and monitored.


Prerequisites and Setup Requirements

Before using Loan Demand, the following should be in place: - An approved and active loan issued to a customer
- Defined repayment terms, such as installment schedule, interest rules, and charges
- Customer records with valid contact and identification details
- Clear internal policies for loan recovery, penalties, and overdue handling

These prerequisites ensure that loan demands are accurate, consistent, and compliant with business policies.


Typical Workflow and Business Fit

  1. Loan Activation
    Once a loan is approved and disbursed, it becomes eligible for demand generation.

  2. Demand Creation
    A Loan Demand is created for a specific period, capturing the amount due (such as installment, interest, or fees).

  3. Customer Notification
    The demand amount is communicated to the customer as part of billing or repayment reminders.

  4. Collection and Tracking
    Payments received from the customer are matched against the Loan Demand to track what is paid, partially paid, or overdue.

  5. Follow‑up and Reporting
    Outstanding or overdue demands support follow‑up actions, management reviews, and portfolio performance analysis.

This workflow ensures transparency and discipline in loan servicing.


Key Business Scenarios Where Loan Demand Is Essential


Important Considerations for Users


In summary, Loan Demand plays a vital role in Dafater by bridging loan agreements and actual collections, helping businesses maintain control, clarity, and accountability throughout the loan lifecycle.

Basic Information

Fields

Field Name Label Type Required Options Description
applicant_type Applicant Type Link DocType Type of applicant entity involved in Dafater loan demand
applicant Applicant Dynamic Link applicant_type Specific applicant against whom the loan demand is raised
loan_repayment Loan Repayment Link Loan Repayment Linked loan repayment record generating this demand
company Company Link Company Company under which the loan demand is accounted
demand_date Demand Date Datetime - Date when the loan demand becomes applicable
posting_date Posting Date Datetime - Accounting posting date of the loan demand
loan Loan Link Loan Loan account against which demand is generated
loanrepaymentschedule Loan Repayment Schedule Link Loan Repayment Schedule Repayment schedule reference for this loan demand
loan_disbursement Loan Disbursement Link Loan Disbursement Related loan disbursement triggering the demand
disbursement_date Disbursement Date Date - Date when loan amount was disbursed
repaymentscheduledetail Repayment Schedule Detail Data - Specific installment or schedule reference detail
sales_invoice Sales Invoice Link Sales Invoice Sales invoice linked to this loan demand
loan_product Loan Product Link Loan Product Loan product under which demand is created
istermloan Is Term Loan Check - Indicates whether the loan is a term loan
customclearedbysalaryslip Cleared By Salary Slip Link Salary Slip Salary slip through which the demand was cleared
demand_type Demand Type Select EMI, Penalty, Normal, Charges, BPI, Additional ... Category of demand such as EMI or penalty
demand_subtype Demand Subtype Data - Additional classification for the demand type
invoice_date Invoice Date Date - Invoice date associated with the loan demand
demand_amount Demand Amount Currency Company:company:default_currency Total amount demanded from the borrower
paid_amount Paid Amount Currency Company:company:default_currency Amount already paid against this demand
waived_amount Waived Amount Currency Company:company:default_currency Amount waived off from the original demand
outstanding_amount Outstanding Amount Currency Company:company:default_currency Remaining unpaid amount for this demand
cost_center Cost Center Link Cost Center Cost center to allocate demand-related accounting
amended_from Amended From Link Loan Demand Previous loan demand document amended
processloandemand Process Loan Demand Link Process Loan Demand Process record used to generate this demand
loan_partner Loan Partner Link Loan Partner Partner associated with the loan demand
partnershareallocated Partner Share Allocated Currency Company:company:default_currency Partner share amount already allocated
partner_share Partner Share Currency Company:company:default_currency Partner’s share amount for this demand

Permissions

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System Manager
Loan Manager
DocType Relationship Module
Loan Interest Accrual Linked from Loan Management
Company Links to Setup
Cost Center Links to Accounts
Loan Links to Loan Management
Loan Demand Links to Loan Management
Loan Disbursement Links to Loan Management
Loan Partner Links to Loan Management
Loan Product Links to Loan Management
Loan Repayment Links to Loan Management
Loan Repayment Schedule Links to Loan Management
Process Loan Demand Links to Loan Management
Salary Slip Links to Payroll
Sales Invoice Links to Accounts