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Applying Credits and Misc Fees to a Member Account
Applying Credits and Misc Fees to a Member Account

Quickly credit or debit a balance

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Written by Ashley Owens
Updated over a week ago

INTRODUCTION

  • Feature Summary: Post a balance credit or one-time fee to a member's account.

  • Use Case: Post one-time customer charges to quickly recover unexpected costs, such as lost or damaged rental equipment.


SETUP REQUIREMENTS

Opening the Billing page

The first step is to open the member's Billing page.

  1. Go to the side menu and click MEMBERS > SEARCH.

  2. Enter the member's name in the search field.

  3. Locate the name in the table and click the pencil icon. A new page displays.

On the new page, select the Billing tab and click the Preload Balance button. A popup displays.

Adding a balance

Click the Payment Type field and select an option (e.g. credit card, cash, etc.). Enter a payment amount and add a note. Click the Process Payment & Preload Balance button. Click Yes in the confirmation popup.

CourtReserve records the transaction and adds the amount to the balance.

Optionally, a system user can credit a member's balance without charging the member. Click the Post Manual Credit button and enter an amount in the popup.

Posting a Misc. Fee

To post a one-time charge to a member's account, click the Post Fee button.

Fill in the fields and click Yes in the confirmation popup.

CourtReserve records the transaction type as a Misc. Fee and debits the balance.

When posting charges with the Post Fee button, the table auto-assigns the Misc. Fee transaction type. This Misc. Fee type is different from the one you might see on the Settings > Billing Settings > Misc Fees page or the Settings > Reservation Types > Misc Fees page. Fee types on those pages are only applicable to rental equipment or reservations/lessons using the Misc Items field when booking or editing a reservation. Use the Post Fee button to post one-time fees to a member's account.

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