Postal
Directorate is planning to expand the SPCOD facility to all Post offices in
India by 01.10.2014. In order to ensure
that all the delivery post Offices are equipped with software requirements, a
test plan has been formulated for implementation w.e.f. 22.9.2014 to 26.9.14. A
detailed action plan to be taken by each office in connection with the testing
is shown below
Field Testing (Pan-India) of
SP-COD
Software Requirements:
All
offices involved in the testing whether it be for booking, dispatch or delivery
should implement the latest software as detailed below:
1.
Speednet Version 4.2
2.
Meghdoot Version 7.0 with
Update 9
1. CEPT,
Mysore will create a national level SP-COD customer with BNPL facility and keep
the customized script in FTP site for creation of SP-COD customer locally in
the identified booking offices.
2. Details of the
SP-COD customer:
Test
SP-COD Customer, c/o Postmaster, Sansad Marg HO, New Delhi – 110 001.
3. CEPT,
Mysore will create an eBiller ID for the above referred SP-COD customer with
Payment office as Sansad Marg PO, New Delhi – 110 001.
4. CEPT, Mysore
to provide MIS for SP-COD articles.
Role of Booking offices:
1. All
booking offices will download the customized script required to create the Test
customer for the testing from the FTP site of CEPT, Mysore and complete the
agreement requirements.
2. The
identified booking offices will book 4 SPCOD articles to each delivery post
offices under their region. (one article is to be delivered by delivery PO, One
is to be invoiced for delivery at BO, One for window delivery and one for
return to sender).
3. In
Southern Region SPC, Trivandrum is identified for booking. The dummy articles
will be booked and dispatched to all the delivery POs under the following
barcode series.
EZ99940000XIN-
EZ99941500XIN where ‘X’ is check digit
4. From
address for each of the SP-COD article will be as below:
Test
SP-COD Customer, c/o Postmaster, Sansad Marg HO, New Delhi – 110 001.
5. SP-COD value
for each article will be Rs.100/-.
6. They will
dispatch the booked SP-COD articles using Speednet software.
7. They
will ensure that the booking data is transmitted to Data Centre by running
Speednet Communication regularly.
8. They
will cross-check the booking figures with the figures shown in the Speednet MIS
at the end of the day.
9. They
will intimate the details of SP-COD articles booked to the Nodal officer on
daily basis.
10. They
will generate the bills on or after the 1st of the following month
and charge the amount incurred in booking of SP-COD articles under UCR. The
amount so accounted for as SPCOD article will be adjusted by making cross entry
in UCP on the same day to adjust the account of the Post Office. A clear remark
should be marked in the accounts of the Post Office.
Role of Delivery offices:
All
delivery offices should receive the SP-COD articles in Speednet software and
transfer the same to Meghdoot Postman module using the transfer option. They
should ensure testing of the following options specifically relating to SP-COD
service.
1. Delivery of
atleast 2 SP-COD articles received at their office.
2. Non-delivery
of atleast 1 SP-COD article and their return to Sansad Marg HO.
3. Restriction in
Speednet for invoicing/delivery of SP-COD articles.
4. Restriction
in transferring SP-COD articles to Meghdoot Postman module in the absence of
receipt of booking details from Speednet Central Server.
6. Receipt
of booking details from Speednet Central Server on using ‘Request Resend Data’
option in Speednet Software.
7. Transfer
of SP-COD articles to Meghdoot Postman module and concerned reports.
8. Invoicing
of SP-COD articles, delivered and undelivered SP-COD articles returns,
intimation served, window deposit and window delivery options in Meghdoot
Postman module.
9. Restriction on
invoicing of SP-COD articles with COD value > 5000.
10. Restriction on
re-direction of SP-COD articles in Meghdoot Postman module.
11. Invoicing of
SP-COD articles to BOs and taking returns.
12. Accounting of
SP-COD articles during ‘Submit Accounts’.
13. Reflection
of SP-COD delivered articles amount under the head ‘SP COD Collection’ in Daily
Account/Summary.
14. Proper
transmission of SP-COD delivery data via ePayment Communication.
15. The
SP-COD amount so collected will be adjusted by making the cross entry in UCP on
the same day to adjust the account of the Post Office. A clear remark should be
marked in the accounts of the Post Office.
16. The
divisionswill collect details of SP-COD articles booked/delivered/undelivered
in their Divsion (booking office wise) and intimate the same to Circle Office.
Sl.
No.
|
Name
Region
|
Name
of booking PO
|
Name
of delivery PO
|
Barcode
No.
|
Date
of booking
|
Status
of the article (delivered/ RTS)
|
Date
of delivery/ RTS
|
Remarks
|
Role of Sansad Marg
HO – as the Office of Delivery for
SP-COD RTS articles:
Sansad
Marg HO will act as the office of Delivery for SP-COD RTS articles. They will
test for the following operations:
1. Receipt
of SP-COD RTS articles in Speednet Software & their transfer to Meghdoot
Postman module as in the case of normal SP-COD articles.
2. Check
the COD value as ‘0’ in the ‘SP-COD articles Transferred to Meghdoot Postman
module.
3. Delivery
of SP-COD RTS articles with ‘0’ COD value in Meghdoot Postman module.
Role of Sansad Marg
HO – as the Payment office:
Sansad
Marg HO – 110001 will act as the office of Payment for SP-COD articles
delivered across all offices during the test period. They will specifically
test for the following operations:
1. Receipt
of payment related data for delivered SP-COD articles from ePayment Central
Server.
2. Making payment
to the SP-COD customer.
3. Reflection
of concerned amount along with SP-COD fee under the heads ‘SP COD Payments’ and
‘SP COD Fee’ respectively and related reports.
4. The
SP-COD amount so paid to the customer will be adjusted by making the cross
entry in UCR on the same day to adjust the account of the Post Office. A clear
remark should be marked in the accounts of the Post Office.
Sansad
Marg HO will cross-check the SP-COD articles information received from the
Circles and the details of payments made in r/o delivered SP-COD articles.
courtesy:postbankofindia.
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