Implementation pages for the product and back-office modules that ship in Apache Fineract 1.x beyond basic loans and savings: progressive and working capital loans, shares, group lending, tellers, provisioning, loan sales and reporting.
Setting up progressive loan products in Fineract: advanced payment allocation rules by transaction type, allocation order across past due, due and future installments, chronological reprocessing, and the restructuring features that only work on progressive loans.
What the Fineract working capital loan product is designed to do: zero-interest, discount or fee-based financing with sales-based repayments and EIR income recognition, why 1.15.0 marks it not ready for production, and how to evaluate it safely.
Running member shares in Fineract for cooperatives and credit unions: share products, share account applications and activation, share charges, self-service share applications and how share capital maps to the ledger.
Configuring group-based microfinance in Fineract: groups and centers, joint liability group loans, GLIM group loan accounts, GSIM group savings, meeting calendars and collection sheets generated and saved per center.
Branch cash handling in Fineract: tellers, cashier assignment, allocating cash to and settling cash from cashiers, and reconciling cash movements with the general ledger.
Configuring provisioning criteria in Fineract, generating provisioning entries, posting provisioning journal entries and aligning the setup with local regulatory provisioning rules.
Selling loans to investors with Fineract asset externalization: sale, buyback and cancel requests, execution at Close of Business, ownership statuses, per-owner journal entries, events and investor reporting.
Building reports on Fineract: table and chart reports run through the reports API, the Mifos reporting plugin for Pentaho reports, scheduled report mailing jobs, and securing report endpoints after the 1.15.0 SQL injection fixes.
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