Process Customer Transaction
Process Customer Transaction
Process Customer Transaction
Level II
This unit describes the performance outcomes, skills and knowledge required to process basic
financial transactions for customers in a retail financial organization.
Behaviours
1. You give a consistent and reliable performance at work
2. You show respect for others in your dealings with them
1.1. Greeting and Serving Customer With Respect And Professionalism In Accordance
With the Company Service Standards And Expectations
1.2. Providing Customer with Information As Required In A Timely, Accurate And
Effective Manner With Any Queries About Transactions Answered Fully And Clearly
To Ensure Customer Is Appropriately Informed
Information may be related to:
savings
retirement
superannuation
investment services
bank cheques
credit card transactions
debits such as from:
savings accounts
cheque accounts
inward credits/outward payments
payroll deductions
Periodic payments.
The relevant financial services organisation's policies, procedures and systems may relate or be
influenced by:
3.1. Analyzing and Responding Error Records And Exception Reports To According To
Standard Procedures And Within Required Timeframes
3.2. Providing Activity Reports Monitoring The Nature And Level Of Transaction
Activity And Updating Database Records Or Customer Files According To Standard
Procedures And Within Required Timeframes
3.3. Storing Customer Records Safely, Securely And In Accordance With Standard
Processes And Recognizing The Requirement To Protect Customer Privacy And
Commercial Confidentiality