This guide outlines the steps for an Initiating FI Manager to approve or
decline
a dispute request raised by the Initiating FI Member. Dispute submissions
in
need of the Initiating Manager’s approval will be in the following states:
- Dispute Submission – Pending Review
- Internal Review – Pending Review
1. Access the PayNet Dashboard
Open the PayNet Dashboard in your browser and log in using your credentials.
2. Navigate to the One Stop Portal
- Select the One Stop Portal option
- A new tab is deployed displaying the One Stop Portal
3. Search for the dispute
- Refer to <link to search disputes User Guide> to find the dispute in question
- Disputes that require an approval from the RPP Dispute Manager can be found at the “Approval” tab.
- Disputes requiring dispute submission review have the Dispute Status “Dispute Submission - Pending Review”, while disputes requiring approval for additional details have the Dispute Status “Internal Review - Pending Additional Details”
- Select the dispute
| ℹ️ | Ensure that the correct dispute is selected and all details are reviewed carefully before making a decision. Any action taken at this stage will impact the dispute progression and counterparty review. |
4. Review and decision on the dispute
- Review the dispute details for accuracy
- Due date at the top right refers to the date for which a decision needs to be made for this stage of the dispute.
- Decide to approve or decline this dispute submission
- If the dispute submission is approved, then this stage closes and the dispute moves on to the next stage.
- Otherwise, the dispute will be redirected to the Initiating FI Member to perform changes to the dispute and this needs to be re-approved
- The steps below outline the steps to approve or decline the dispute submission
| ⚠️ | Approving a dispute submission confirms that the information provided is accurate and complete. Declining a dispute will require the Initiating FI Member to amend and resubmit the request for approval. |
5. Approving the dispute submission
- Upon selecting “Approve”, a popup appears to confirm the action
- In the popup, the Initiating FI Manager may add remarks to the dispute
- For Dispute Submission Approvals, when the dispute is classified as an External dispute, the Initiating FI may choose to extend the SLA by 6 business days by selecting “Yes”
- Select the acknowledgement checkbox
- Click “Confirm Approval”
6. Declining the dispute submission
- Upon selecting “Decline”, a popup appears to confirm the action
- In the popup, the Initiating Manager must add remarks to the dispute
- Click “Confirm Declination”