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Overview
Time away is exactly when a small oversight becomes a problem — a collection that fails, an alert no one sees, a change only you could make. A quick pre-holiday pass keeps the account running and secure while you're off.
What to do
- Confirm there's a second administrator who can act.
- Make sure alerts reach someone who's around.
- Check the repayment account is funded for upcoming collections.
- If someone will help, give them proper access — not your password.
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