Summary
How accounts teams can manage fee heads, dues, reminders, receipts, online payments, reconciliation, and finance reports.
Key takeaways
- Fee heads, installments, concessions, and due dates need structured setup.
- Keep student-level dues visible before reminders are sent.
- Online payments need transaction status and reconciliation tracking.
- Separate collections, dues, concessions, and exceptions in finance reports.
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Configure Fee Logic
Accounts teams define fee heads, categories, concessions, installments, due dates, and applicable batches before collections begin.
Automate Follow-Up
Reminder lists come from live dues, not manually maintained spreadsheets or calling lists.
Reconcile Confidently
Receipts, payment gateway references, failed transactions, refunds, and settlements remain auditable.
