How Are Dues Profiles Assigned

Modified on Thu, Aug 22 at 3:19 PM

Dues Profiles are Assigned according to the Members Class, Sub-Class, and Dues Bracket.

There are four characters within a Dues Profile, each is representative of the group of membership the Member is assigned to:

1 – Member Class

2 – Sub Class (* = All Sub Classes)

3&4 – Dues Bracket ( 00 = All Dues Brackets)

Examples:

A*00 = All Apprentices

RC00 = All Regular Members with Sub-Class C

IE01 = All Industrial Members with Sub-Class C and Dues Bracket 01

IMSe looks for the narrowest Dues Profile based on the member record before assigning a general Dues Profile.

If a Dues Profile is set up as A*00 this means ALL Apprentices regardless of Dues Bracket will be assigned to this Dues Profile (If there is no Dues Profile Specific to a Dues Bracket).

If there are both a R*00 and RC00 Dues Profile, Regular-C Members will be assigned to the RC00 Profile rather than the R*00 Profile.

The same goes for R*00 and R*01 Dues Profiles. All Regular-01 Members will be assigned to the R*01 Profile rather than being assigned to the R*00 Profile.