What if Terminated

Dear All
Can anyone help me in explaining how to set up the functionality What if I terminate in employee self-service.
In vision instance by default it is there, but in our insatnce it is not there. Do we need to do any setup for this?
Is there any provision in employee self service for loan request and letter request?
Thanks & regards
Nakshathra

The What If functionality is intended to show the user the effects on compensation, particularly benefits, if the person is terminated (or if any other transactions happen). If you are rolling out basic Self Service with no complex compensation setup behind the scenes, it is unlikely that you'll use this feature and will wish to hide it.
There is no letter request provision directly in Self Service but you can configure certain Applicant statusses to trigger letters. It depends on your precise requirements.
Again, loan request is not supported but these sort of requirements are usually handled via a combination of SSHR EIT/SIT and AME.

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Thank you very much for the response Jason and I am sorry for the late reply but as usual life got in the way.
I ended up doing some more experimentation and I did fix the bug you pointed out. When this didn't solve the problem I started to look at other files. It turned out that my .bash_aliases file was the real culprit. The offending line was:
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