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Cross- Border Transactions

Written by Michelle Henley

Updated at September 16th, 2024

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            Table of Contents

            Default Scoring Criteria Rule Configuration Exclusions
            Description Identifies transactions based on the combination of location attributes as defined by within rules
            Domain(s) Vendor
            Analysis Type Flag
            Focus Area Location
            Score Methodology The associated risk for the location collection

            Default Scoring Criteria

            Importance: 2 (default)
            Enabled: True (default)

            Risk Result Default Value Notation
            Weak N/A - No rules are configured by default. Rules must be set by user.   
            Moderate
            Strong
            Auto

            Rule Configuration

            To configure a rule for this risk analysis, open the settings page from Risk Analysis Settings → Cross-Border Transactions and click Add Rule. 

            The following rule fields are required:

            Rule Field Description Settings Options
            Name Name for the specific rule Free text
            Description Description of the rule Free text
            Primary Country/ Secondary Country

            The country field of interest: 

             

            Choose from the following options:

            Responsible Company Country The country associated with the Company responsible for the vendor spend item
            Payment Payee Country The country for the ultimate payee on the payment transaction. Rarely different from the master vendor record country
            Payment Payee Bank Country The country associated with the bank the payment was made to for the payee
            Vendor Country The country associated with the master vendor record. Rarely different from the payment payee country
            Invoice Employee Approver Country The country for an employee actioning the vendor spend item (approvals only)
            Purchase Order Creator Employee Country The country for an employee that is noted as the creator of the purchase order (only for vendor spend items linked to a purchase order only)
            Purchase Requisition Item Creator Employee Country The country for an employee that is noted as the creator of the purchase requisition item (only for vendor spend items linked to a purchase order and then purchase requisition item)
            Select from the dropdown list

            Next, click Add A Rule Component.

            To set a component, select from the Field and Search Type drop-down lists. 

            The Value field will appear once a Field and Search Type are selected. 

            Below is a description of each Field & Search Type and Value available:

            Field Search Type Value Type
            Primary Country Includes OR Excludes Preset list of countries
            Secondary Country Includes OR Excludes Preset list of countries 

            Exclusions

            • Combinations where the primary and secondary countries are equivalent (because this is not “Cross Border” and would be better served using the “High-Risk Country Association” risk analytic)
            • Combinations where either the primary or secondary country is not specified
               
            global exchanges international deals

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