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Deposits, Statements, and Bank Account Changes in Edlio Pay (OSP)

Learn how to read settlement statements, trace ACH bank deposits, and manage banking changes in Edlio Pay (OSP).

Overview of Deposits & Statements

In Edlio Payments (OSP), all electronic payments collected through your online school store, ticket redemptions, and in-person card swipes settle directly into your school bank account via Automated Clearing House (ACH) direct deposits. The Statements module provides complete audit trail documentation for every disbursement.

Statements View and Settlement Audit in Edlio Payments

💡 Best-Practice Adoption Tip: Each statement issued by Edlio Pay contains a unique Statement Number that matches the ACH credit descriptor on your bank statement. Always reference this Statement Number when recording monthly deposit journals in your district accounting system.

Navigating the Statements Module

To view your school settlement history:

  1. From the Pay Management Dashboard, click Statements in the core grid.

  2. Select from three viewing filters:

    • Current Statements: Displays open cycles currently accumulating transactions for the next deposit.

    • All Statements: Displays full historical records of all finalized settlement periods.

    • Show Balance History: Provides running account balances and transfer histories.

  3. Click on any statement line to expand the detailed transaction register, showing itemized order numbers, gross collections, processing fees, and the net ACH payout.

Updating Depository Bank Accounts

If your school transitions to a new financial institution or changes checking accounts:

  • Submit an authorized ACH Direct Deposit Authorization Form signed by your district treasurer or CFO.

  • Attach official bank verification documentation (a voided check or bank account verification letter).

  • Send the package to clientsuccess@edlio.com. The Edlio Finance team updates your depository profile within 2–3 business days.

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