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Transaction Settings

Brokerage-wide transaction configuration in BrokerChamp: CDA and invoice payment instructions, gather questions for sales and lease intake forms, and late fee rules.

What This Page Controls

The Transaction Settings page is one of the highest-leverage admin pages in BrokerChamp. The values you set here apply to every transaction your agents create. Spending 30 minutes here once saves hours of per-transaction cleanup later.

Where to Find It

Open Admin → Settings → Transactions.

CDA Payment Instructions

The wiring / disbursement instructions block that prints at the bottom of every CDA. Include your operating account, routing number, account number, bank name, and any reference / memo instructions the title company needs to use.

Warning: Treat this block like the source of truth for wire instructions. If you change banks, update this in one place and every future CDA picks it up. Old wire instructions on old CDAs are still old wire instructions; do not re-send them.

Invoice Payment Instructions

Same idea as the CDA instructions, but for transaction invoices. Include payee name, mailing address, ACH details, and any "include invoice number in the memo" instructions.

Sales Input Form: Gather Questions

Customize what the agent is asked when they submit a residential sale transaction. The default form covers the standard fields (price, parties, commission). You can add brokerage-specific gather questions on top, for example:

  • "Was this an in-house buyer / seller?"
  • "Was a home warranty included?"
  • "Did you use the brokerage's preferred title company?"
Step 1: Click Add Question.
Step 2: Enter the wording, choose the answer type (text, yes/no, dropdown), and decide whether the question is required.
Step 3: Save. The question now appears on every new residential sale transaction.

Lease Input Form: Gather Questions

Same pattern, but for lease transactions. Useful for capturing things like move-in date, pet policy, parking included, and which property management firm is handling the unit.

Late Fee Rules

Define how and when late fees are applied to outstanding invoices. Each rule has a trigger (days past due) and an amount or percentage. When you run the late-fee application, BrokerChamp walks every past-due invoice and applies the matching rule.

Step 1: Click Add Late Fee Rule.
Step 2: Set the trigger (for example, "after 30 days past due").
Step 3: Set the fee amount (flat dollar or percent of invoice).
Step 4: Save the rule.
Step 5: Run the late-fee application. The results modal shows which invoices were touched and any errors.
Info: Past-due banners on the invoice PDF are automatic at 30 days regardless of whether you have late-fee rules configured. Late-fee rules are separate; they add an actual dollar amount to the invoice as a line item.

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