Global Values allow the administrator to customize the contents of various dropdown lists in the system. Some of the fields that use global values are required, while others are optional. The table below contains a list of all global values and their function.
| Global Value | Description |
|---|---|
| Event Types | A label to identify types of transactions. Used to define the type of sales activity a transaction represents, such as booking, invoicing, billing, and shipping. |
| Credit Types | A label to identify types of credits. Used to populate the output of a Credit Rule. |
| Earning Groups | A label you can apply to different kinds of deposit earnings. Help external accounting systems to track different department earnings in the organization. |
| Fixed Value Types | An optional label used to identify different types of fixed values. |
| Position Groups | A label used to group multiple positions. Calculations can be rund for a single position group. |
| Reason Codes | Identify the reason for adjustments or modifications to transactions, credits, or deposits. |
| Unit Types | Used to identify the type of numeric value in a field. |
Watch the video on 'Creating Position Groups'.
Best Practices for Global Values
- Configure Global Values before creating the compensation plans.
- Once pipelines are run, do not delete the existing Global Values.
- Avoid "recycling" Global Values. If the business model changes and the data needs to change, create new Global Values instead of renaming deprecated Global Values.