B8. Documents and schedules
Three records must exist before money can move: the executed financing agreement, the disbursement schedule and the repayment schedule.
Task B8.1: Record the executed financing agreement
Who can do this: the maker roles for the case (see Part B10). Check your permissions with your administrator if the option is missing.
Steps
- Open the financing case and select Record controlled case evidence.
- Choose Executed financing agreement.
- Enter:
- the agreement version (for example "v1.0");
- the date signed;
- the execution reference;
- the names of the people who signed for the cooperative and for the bank.
- Confirm.
What happens next
- The executed agreement is recorded. It can never be changed. If the terms change, a new agreement is recorded.
- The Definitive documents condition can be satisfied.
Task B8.2: Record the disbursement schedule
- Select Record controlled case evidence, then Disbursement schedule.
- Enter each tranche: the amount, the due date and the purpose.
- For Hauwa's case, the schedule is one tranche of ₦45,000,000, due on 30 October 2026, for seasonal inputs.
- Confirm.
Task B8.3: Record the repayment schedule
- Select Record controlled case evidence, then Repayment schedule.
- Enter each instalment: the principal, the interest, and the due date.
- For Hauwa's case, the repayment is ₦45,000,000 principal plus interest, due in October 2027.
- Confirm.
What happens next
- The repayment schedule drives reminders and arrears (Part B13).
- For debt and trade instruments, a repayment schedule is required before Ready to disburse.
Common problems
- "A disbursement tranche is missing" when you try to move the case forward: record the disbursement schedule first.
- Uploading the signed PDF: not available yet. Record the reference.