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title: "Changing a Customer's Collection Path"
slug: "changing-a-customers-collection-path"
updated: 2021-06-07T12:02:45Z
published: 2021-06-07T12:02:45Z
canonical: "docs.credithoundcloud.com/changing-a-customers-collection-path"
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# Changing a Customer's Collection Path

All new customers synchronised into Credit Hound will initially be added to your Default Collection Path. You can see what your current Default Collection Path is by navigating to the Collection Paths area. In the list of the Collection Paths, the Default tag appears against the name of the path. See [What are Collection Paths?](/v1/docs/what-are-collection-paths) for more information.

## How to change a Customer's Collection Path

To change the Collection Path a customer is on, navigate to the Customers list. Then select the customer that you would like to move to another Collection Path and then click on the **Action** button.

Click on the **Change Collection Path** menu option. You will be presented with a dialog from where you can select the Collection Path that you would like the customer to be on.

![](https://cdn.document360.io/57d19fb5-2d12-4c10-afea-5b60eb76d2a8/Images/Documentation/ChangeCollectionPathAction.gif)Change Collection Path

Once you have confirmed the move, then all invoices for this customer will be moved to the new Collection Path and any new invoices that are synchronised into Credit Hound for this customer will also be applied to this path.

Administrator Only!You need to be an administrator to change a customer’s Collection Path. If you are not an administrator, then this option will not be available to you.

**Note:** When changing a customer to another Collection Path, if the transaction has not already been chased today, and the sending time for the new Collection Path has not passed, any transactions that should be sent an email automatically **will** be chased today.

However, if a transaction that was already scheduled to be sent an automated email today is moved to another Collection Path, with steps that mean the transaction should be chased today again, the transaction(s) will be re-scheduled to be chased **tomorrow** instead.

This prevents customers being chased more than once for the same transaction, in the same day.

### Changing the Collection Path of more than one customer

You can multi-select customers from the Customer List and then perform the action above to change the Collection Path of multiple customers. As customers can only be selected page by page, you may want to filter your Customer List or sort the list by, for example, the largest overdue amount. You can then multi-select your customers on the list and use the **Change Collection Path** action to move them to the desired Collection Path.