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Loan Application in Frappe HR: Requesting an Employee Loan

A Loan Application is an employee’s request for a loan of a chosen product and amount, with a proposed repayment plan. It goes through approval before becoming an actual loan, so loans are reviewed and sanctioned rather than created directly.

You will find it under Home > Human Resources > Loans > Loan Application.

BEFORE YOU START

Have the Employee (applicant) and the Loan Product they’re applying for set up, since the application draws its terms from the product.

How to create a Loan Application

  1. Open the Loan Application list and click New.
  2. Select the Applicant (the employee) and the Loan Product.
  3. Enter the Loan Amount requested within the product’s maximum.
  4. Choose the Repayment Method, for example, a number of repayments or a fixed amount per period. The rate of interest is taken from the product.
  5. Save, then Submit for approval.

From application to a sanctioned loan

The application is the request-and-approval step. Once it’s approved, a Loan can be created from it — carrying over the amount, interest, and repayment plan. That keeps a clear trail: every sanctioned loan started as a reviewed application, never an ad-hoc entry.

TIP

Have the employee set a realistic repayment method on the application repayments are usually recovered from salary, so the per-period amount should be something their pay can comfortably absorb. Getting this right up front avoids painful deductions later.

Related Topics

  • Loan Product
  • Loan
  • Loan Repayment
  • Loan Interest Accrual

SUMMARY

A Loan Application is an employee’s request for a loan of a given product and amount, with a repayment method, subject to approval. Create it by selecting the applicant and loan product, entering the amount (within the product’s limit), and choosing a repayment method with the interest rate taken from the product. On approval, a Loan is created from it, keeping a clear trail from request to sanctioned loan. A realistic repayment method avoids harsh salary deductions later.

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