The create state indicates that the Dunning Flow is in creation.

The active state indicates that the Dunning Flow is active and may be used.

The inactive state indicates that the Dunning Flow is inactive and may not be used.

The deleting state indicates that the Dunning Flow is in the process to be deleted.

The deleted state marks the entity for purging from the database.

If a dunning flow meets all selected conditions, the dunning flow will be used to process the dunning case. If the conditions are not met the next dunning flow in line will be chosen according to the priorities.

The ID is the primary key of the entity. The ID identifies the entity uniquely.

The linked space id holds the ID of the space to which the entity belongs to.

The dunning flow name is used internally to identify the configuration in administrative interfaces. For example it is used within search fields and hence it should be distinct and descriptive.

The planned purge date indicates when the entity is permanently removed. When the date is null the entity is not planned to be removed.

The priority orders the dunning flows. As such the priority determines together with the conditions the dunning flow the selection mechanism for a particular invoice. A change of the priority affects all future selections.

The type of the flow controls the way fees and interest rates are calculated. You can choose from predefined fees for some jurisdictions.

The version number indicates the version of the entity. The version is incremented whenever the entity is changed.