The Royalty page is only available for Configura partners and therefore will not show any information until your company has filed a CET Royalty and Publishing License Agreement (CETRPL) with Configura.

To sign this agreement, click the Edit bank info button on the Royalty page:

Follow the link to read the CETRPL agreement, then select the checkbox to confirm that you have read and agree to the terms, and then click Approve:

After approving the CETRPL, fill out your bank information for royalty payments:

The Bank info page contains fields for providing Configura with banking information for monthly royalty payments, when applicable. These fields include:

• IBAN or Account number: refers to your organization’s account number in your bank. Note that the format of account numbers varies a lot both between and within countries. It could be a combination between both digits and letters. IBAN stands for International Bank Account Number and consists of a maximum of 34 characters. The IBAN contains all necessary information of the owner of a bank account such as the account number, bank and branch information, and country code. The IBAN system is the standard in all EU countries, but is also used in other countries.
  
  

• Currency: is the preferred payment currency with USD set as default. If you request payment in another currency, Configura will use the Danske Bank (Sweden) foreign exchange rate as posted for that day to convert USD to your requested currency.
  
  

• Bank Code: is an electronic identification for online banking, and is required for the following countries:
  • Austria (Bankleitzahl)
  • Australia (Australian Bank State Branch)
  • Canada (Canadian Payment Association)
  • Germany (Bankleitzahl)
  • Great Britain / Ireland (Sort Code)
  • Switzerland (Swiss Clearing Code)
  • USA (CHIPS Participant ID / CHIPS Code (UID no.) / FEDWIRE (ABA no.))

• Bank ID: is a code assigned by a central bank, a supervisory body or a bankers association in a country to all its licensed members. Bank codes may vary greatly from country to county.
  • US codes are a 9-digit routing transit number
  • Canada is 8 digits with hyphen between digit 5 and 6
  • Sweden has 4 digit clearing number (with a few banks having an extra digit)

• BIC/Swift code: BIC stands for Business Identifier Code, which is an international standard for identifying banks. It was previously called Swift code. This code has 11 characters in total:
  • First 4 characters - bank code (only letters)
  • Next 2 characters - ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 country code (only letters)
  • Next 2 characters - location code (letters and digits) (passive participant will have "1" in the second character)
  • Last 3 characters - branch code, optional (letters and digits).
    
    

• Bank name: the full name of your banking institution.

Remember to click the Save Changes button at the bottom of the page, as updates are not automatically saved.

For additional assistance with setting up your royalty payment information, please contact CET Support at
www.configura.com/support or cetsupport@configura.com

Royalty History

Royalty is paid on the 1^st of each month for the preceding month (or the first business day if the 1^st is on a weekend) and is sent electronically to the bank account outlined in the Extension’s Manufacturer Information.

The Economy Admin will receive an email each month when the payment is made.

Detailed reports of each monthly payment can be viewed by clicking the More details link in the Royalty history. The report specifies who is the buyer (name, company), how many licenses they purchased and how much income the purchase has generated: