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Payments and collections

Record full or partial payments, choose the payment method and check what you are owed in Payments and Collections.

This guide explains how to record a payment, which payment methods you can use and where to check what you are owed.

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Charge for a rental

  1. Open the rental you want to charge for.
  2. Record the payment. You will see the rental's outstanding balance.
  3. Choose the payment method.
  4. Confirm.
Process Payment dialog with the total, the balance, the amount and the payment method
Process Payment shows the total and the balance, and lets you choose the amount and the method.

Full or partial payment

By default you can charge the full balance. If the customer pays part of it, turn on Allow partial payment and enter the amount. The maximum is the outstanding balance. The rest stays as an amount to collect and you can record more payments later.

Payment methods

  • Cash
  • Credit card
  • Debit card
  • Transfer
  • Check
  • Other

Check your payments

In Payments you see all recorded payments, with totals at the top: total payments, completed payments, pending, total amount and total in deposits.

You can filter the list by:

  • Status: Paid, Pending, Overdue or Cancelled.
  • Payment method.

You can also search by the text of the payment notes.

Collections

Collections screen with the age buckets and the list of customers with a balance
Collections groups the balance by age and by customer.

In Collections you see what you are owed, by age and by customer. The balance is grouped into buckets (current, 1–30 days, 31–60 days, 61–90 days and over 90 days) and each customer with a balance appears with what they owe and what is already overdue. When a rental has no outstanding balance, it does not appear here.

Correct a payment

If you recorded a payment by mistake, you can cancel it from Payments. When you cancel it, the balance reappears on the rental and you can charge for it again.