Share products
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Share products define the rules, default settings, and constraints for a financial institution's Shares and dividends. A share product provides a template for multiple accounts that are or will be held by the financial institution's clients.
The categories of information required to set up a saving product includes:
Identifying or descriptive information
Terms
Settings
Market price
Charges
Accounting
Beginning at the main screen, select , then Products from the drop-down menu. This will launch the Products menu.
Select Share Products.
Please refer Details from Image above , Details mentioned below are updated with respect to the provided fields numbers.
1 - Provide Savings Product name .
2 - Provide Short name.
3 - Provide Description of this product.
5 - Provide Decimal places.
6 - Provide Currency in multiples of. This is to provide total rounding off amount. For example: 10, so Total amount gets rounded of to 10's.
4 - Provide Total Number of Share - Is the total number of shares.
5 - Provide Shares to be issued - Is the numbers of shares to be issued.
6 - Provide Nominal Price - Is the per share price value.
7 - Info grey field Capital value - Is the Per share price * Shares to be issued.
11 - Provide Shares per client - Minimum value
12 - Provide Shares per client - Default value
13 - Provide Shares per client - Maximum value
14 - Provide Minimum active period - Is the minimum period to be active in order to receive dividends.
15 - Select Period - For now it only has Days to be selected.
16 - Provide Lock-in period - This is to set lock-in period. Hence, withdrawal wont be allowed for the selected period.
17 - Select Period - Days or Weeks or Months
18 - Allow dividends for inactive clients - Check the check box if you want to enable to provide dividends to clients although they are inactive. Enabling this dividend will only be provided once. For example, a client bought share on 1st Jan, 2015 and redeemed(sold) it on 31st June, 2015. An organization declared dividend on 1 August, 2015 so it will get the dividend although he is in inactive and only once.
19 - Click on Add - To add & define market price for a period
20 - Select From Date - Is the date from which provided unit price is applicable, example - 05/01/2016
21 - Nominal/Unit price - Provide unit price, example - 5
22 - x - Is to remove the period & date. In the example above, the from date 05/01/2016 applicable per share is 5. Suppose there was one more chart defined with from date as 05/05/2016 with per share as 7, then depending upon the period, the share price is applicable.
By default Accounting will be disabled - None:- Meaning If you are using this product for various transactions like deposits, withdrawals, etc. these transactions are not passed in journal entry.
Cash
Clicking on the show button enables Advanced accounting rule.
If you click on Add button, it will expand and show up selection drop-downs.
Configure Fund sources for Payment Channels. Example: In the image shown above, Payment type - Cheque is mapped to Fund source - Bank. So whenever payment type is used for transaction. Journal entry for Account - Bank will be passed.
Map Fees to Income Accounts.
Map Penalties to Specific Income Accounts
Click on Submit button to Save/Create savings product.
Go to Admin>>Product>>Share Product
Go to Admin >> Product >> share Products >> Select share product (Example: Money market share product) >> then click on Edit button.
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4 - Select Currency. Need to have defined required currency:
In order to use Add charge, you should have already defined it in charges. For more information on charges refer here:
Enabling accounting for the savings product:->> You should have created chart of accounts, for more information refer: .>> To enable Accounting, you need to select cash accounting. As of now, Mifos X supports only cash accounting for savings product.
>> Map accounts with respect to the savings product accounts. For more information on these accounts refer: - Accounting rules for savings.
For dividends refer link -
For spec refer -
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