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Understand the Billing and Fees Dashboard

Overview

The Billing and Fees Dashboard provides a summary of your institution's fee collection status. It displays key financial metrics, collection trends, overdue balances, and payment insights, helping administrators monitor billing activities and identify outstanding payments.

Info
Go to Billing and Fees > Dashboard.

The dashboard displays collection summaries, charts, and payment analytics for the selected period.

Review the Collection Summary

At the top of the dashboard, three summary cards provide an overview of fee collections.

Collected Since

Displays the total amount collected since the beginning of the selected year.

Use this card to monitor the institution's total fee collections.

Overdue

Displays the total amount of overdue fees that remain unpaid.

Use this information to identify outstanding balances requiring follow-up.

Due in Next

Displays the amount due within the selected number of days.

Use the drop-down list to change the upcoming due period (for example, 30, 60, or 90 days).

Review Monthly Collection History and Projections

The Monthly Collection History and Projections chart displays fee collections throughout the selected year.

Use the navigation arrows to move between years.

The chart categorizes billing data into:

  • Collected – Successfully received payments.
  • Overdue – Payments that have passed their due date.
  • Due – Upcoming payments that are not yet overdue.

This chart helps administrators compare monthly collection performance and identify trends over time.

Review Collection by Fee Type

The Total Collection by Fee Type chart displays the distribution of collections across different fee categories.

Examples include:

  • Tuition
  • Admission Fees
  • Library Fees
  • Other fee types configured by the institution

Use this chart to understand which fee categories contribute most to total collections.

Review Overdue Amounts

The Overdue Amounts chart groups outstanding balances based on how long they have remained overdue.

Typical aging categories include:

  • Less than 30 Days
  • 30 Days
  • 60 Days
  • 90+ Days

This information helps prioritize collection efforts for long-overdue payments.

Review Collection by Payment Method

The Total Collection by Payment Method chart summarizes payments received through different payment methods.

Depending on your institution's configuration, payment methods may include:

  • Online Payment
  • Deposit
  • Debit Card
  • Check
  • Other configured payment methods

Use this chart to analyze how payments are being received and identify the most commonly used payment methods.

Tips

  • Review the dashboard regularly to monitor collection performance.
  • Use overdue information to identify accounts requiring follow-up.
  • Compare monthly trends to evaluate billing and collection effectiveness.
  • Analyze fee type and payment method distributions to support financial planning.
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