Background: A milestone deadline is coming up or is expired and an installer is requesting an extension. The installer will have a message with a yellow banner (if approaching) or red (if expired).
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M1 deadlines will now be set to 90 days.
Since the credit qualification is valid for 90 days, noM1 extensions will be allowed.
This means that if the M1 deadline passes, we will NOT be able to grant an extension, and a new credit application will be required.
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NOTE:
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| 'Hello, The credit qualification is expired; therefore, we are unable to grant a milestone extension for M1. To proceed, you will need to re-run credit, create a new quote and contract, and complete all milestone tasks per the new workflow inclusive of the welcome call. Regards,' |
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If the previous contract was generated using expired pricing, the installer will have to requote with updated pricing. |
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No M2 extensions will be granted. This will impact all current and future workflows. Any workflow that is past the 270-day deadline will be canceled. To continue, the customer will need to rerun credit, requote using updated pricing, and sign a new agreement.
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If a Sales rep is requesting an M2 extension |
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If an Installer is requesting an M2 extension |
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If an Account Manager is requesting an extension of M2 |
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M3 Requests and Setoffs
No M3 extensions will be granted. |
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Some workflows still have the task to submit for an M3 extension as of 1/5/2023, however no M3 extensions will be granted. |
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Workflows that were created on or after 5/15/2023 will have their PTO milestone configured to set off when the milestone deadline passes. |
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The first workflows that are eligible for setoffs |
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This feature will trigger a setoff of all funds released to date for the project, not a claw back. |
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The ability to exempt specific workflows from being setoff past the M3 submission deadline will be available. |
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