Start from a reviewed invoice
Use an eligible student invoice as the template, keeping the itemised charges behind the recurring schedule.
Explore student invoicingSet the rhythm. Keep the next charge in sight.
Give regular school charges a reliable rhythm. Set the invoice template and billing dates once, then keep the upcoming schedule and generated invoices in view.
A repeatable routine for regular charges
Use an eligible student invoice as the template, keeping the itemised charges behind the recurring schedule.
Explore student invoicingSet a daily, weekly or monthly interval, a first recurrence date and an optional end date or occurrence limit.
Follow next-run dates, the last run and generated counts, with a focused list of schedules needing attention.
Put the dates in order
Review the recurrence settings alongside the planned dates before relying on the schedule for regular billing. Choose a weekday, a day of the month or month-end where the frequency supports it.
Choose a rhythm that fits the charge
Use the supported interval to reflect the charge you are scheduling, with clear dates for your team to review.
Schedule the next invoice after the chosen number of days.
Every chosen number of daysChoose the weekly interval and the weekday for the recurring charge.
A selected day of the weekChoose the interval in months and a billing day, including an end-of-month option.
A billing date to plan aroundFor your team
Keep regular charges moving.
Maintain invoice templates, review upcoming runs and investigate schedules that need attention.
Know what is scheduled.
Review or manage recurring billing within the campus and finance permissions assigned to your role.
Follow each invoice clearly.
See the individual invoices and current amounts through the billing access provided by the school.
Planning repeat billing
Understand the template, supported intervals and what happens when a billing schedule reaches its end.
An authorised member of staff chooses an eligible student invoice as the template and sets its recurrence. The first recurring date follows the template issue date, so the original invoice is not billed again as the first recurrence.
Yes. Add a maximum number of generated occurrences, an end date, or both. Daily, weekly and monthly intervals are supported, including monthly billing on the last day of the month.
Stopping the recurrence prevents new invoices from being generated from that schedule. Invoices already generated keep their own records and balances.
The schedule generates invoices. Payments are recorded or reviewed through the finance payment workflow, keeping the amount billed and the amount received connected to their own records.
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Recurring invoices
Connect a reviewed invoice template with clear dates and practical schedule oversight.