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Create a Student Billing Ledger Transaction
Billing transactions can be created in a Billing
Batch or directly in the Student Billing
Ledger. Unit4 Education Solutions recommends creating transactions in the billing
batch because it provides you with the opportunity to proof and edit or
delete data before being distributed to the student ledger. Once transactions
reside on the student ledger, they can only be voided, not deleted.
To add a new transaction
through the Student Billing Ledger:
- Select Billing >
Maintenance. The Student Billing Ledger window is displayed,
with the initial Billing tab selected.
- Right-click in the data grid to open a blank transaction
entry form, or click the Add
button. The data entry form for the Student Billing Ledger window
displays, and the Student System ID, Name, Academic Alert, Business
Holds, and Student ID fields are pre-filled.
- Enter the following required information:
- TransDoc
- Select the appropriate TransDoc from the grid. If the Transaction Type,
AR Type, Description, and Amount, fields were populated in the TransDoc
Reference table, then these fields will be automatically populated when
you tab out of the TransDoc field.
- Term
- Enter the term to which this transaction applies.
- Date
- If different from the default of the current date, enter the transaction
date.
- Transaction
Type - If not automatically populated after selecting the TransDoc,
select whether the transaction is a debit or credit.
- Amount
- If not automatically populated after selecting the TransDoc, enter the
appropriate dollar amount for the transaction. If a zero value (field
left blank or $0.00 is entered), a message displays asking whether you
wish to proceed with the transaction. Click Yes to proceed with the zero
value, or No to continue with the transaction. Non-zero amounts existing
in a transaction will not be overwritten by the TransDoc default amount
when selecting a TransDoc.
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Supply the following information as your institution
requires:
- Extended
Doc - Select an Extended Document, used as a grouping value to
categorize a set of batch or ledger entries, from the list.
- AR Type
- If not automatically populated after selecting the TransDoc, select
the AR Type from the list, if applicable. If the Save/Add option is selected,
this value will be retained for the next transaction.
- Reference
# - The next sequential reference number is generated upon printing
a receipt.
- Description
- The default value for this field is populated in the TransDoc Reference
table, and is automatically populated in the Transaction Entry screen
when the TransDoc is selected. This description displays on a student
bill as the line item charged. You may modify the description if desired.
If "Always Overwrite Transdoc Description" is checked in CAMS
Billing Configuration, then the original description defined in TransDoc
Ref table will display in student's bill. If this option is unchecked,
then the description entered in the transaction detail entry screen will
display on the student bill.
- 1098 Deductible
- If not automatically populated after selecting the TransDoc, select
Yes or No to indicate whether this transaction qualifies for the 1098
tax deduction.
- Credit Card
Information - Use the Credit Card Type, Credit Card Number, and
Credit Card Exp Dt fields to track a credit
card to be billed. These fields are informational only, and are not connected
to an automated or online payment system.
- All Clear
- This field is can be used to mark the student as having no billing issues.
If it is changed in one transaction it will change in all transactions.
It is not transaction specific but student specific.
- Payment
Plan - Select the appropriate Payment
Plan to which the payment should be applied, if applicable.
-
Use the Receipt
button to print receipts immediately. This process will also place
the next sequential number automatically in the Reference
# field (if that field is left blank during creation of transaction).
-
Click Add
to save the entry or Cancel
to exit without saving
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