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How To Articles
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- How to Use the Student Check-in Screen
- How to Create a Student Check-in Screen Shortcut (Chrome)
- How to Use Mass Check-In
- Tip: How Do I Print PINs for Student Attendance Check In?
- Tip: How to Use a Kindle Fire Tablet for the Student Check In Screen
- Best Practice: How to Create an Employee Account for Attendance
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How To Videos
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- Video: Intro Billing Training
- Video: How to Set Up the Inventory
- Video: The Payments Dashboard
- Video: The Billing Dashboard
- Video: Vault Invite
- Video: Adding a Vault Item
- Video: Creating an Invoice
- Video: Invoicing Dashboard
- Video: Invoice Details
- Video: How to Refund a Transaction
- Video: Switch from Classic Billing to New Finances Orientation
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Getting Started
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FAQs / Best Practices
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- Best Practice: How to Create an Employee Account for Attendance
- Best Practice: How to Add Revenue Streams
- Tip: How to Remove Unpaid, Inactive Recurring Billings
- Tip: How Do I Print PINs for Student Attendance Check In?
- Tip: How to Delete a Program or Rank with Students Attached
- Tip: Use Programs to Track Employee Time
- Tip: How to Use a Kindle Fire Tablet for the Student Check In Screen
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2023 Finances Uplift
This article covers the new, uplifted finances, which is currently only available to select customers.
When your billing goes live, the first thing you want to do is run a test payment and make sure you’re receiving deposits after payments process. Errors in the billing set up or processing are rare, but it’s a best practice to run a test payment to verify that everything works correctly before you start charging students.
How to run a test payment
To run a test payment, you will need to create an invoice for a small amount, enter card information, and pay the invoice. You will also want to verify that the payment deposited into your business account (this may take a few days). After verifying that the payment processed and deposited successfully, you can refund the payment.
1. Recommended: Create a test prospect; on the left panel, click Add New Profile in the left panel. Click Prospect, type a name (such as “Test Prospect”) in the Name field, and click Add New.
2. Go to the test prospect’s profile, and 0n the Finance module, click Add New+ and select Invoice.
3. Leave the Issue Date of the invoice at the default (today’s date). Make sure the Late Fee drop-down list shows No Late Fee. Make sure the Term drop-down list shows Immediately.
4. Type Test fee or similar in the Item field. In Price, enter a small fee, such as 1.00.
5. (Optional) You can add a note to the invoice by typing the information in the Notes field. (Perhaps type Test payment or similar, so you know this invoice is testing payment processing.)
6. Click the Add button.
7. To immediately pay the invoice, click the View Now button in the green pop-up notification. (Alternatively, on the Finances page, make sure you’re on the Invoices tab, click the Open tab, and click the invoice ID for the invoice you just created.)
8. Click the Pay button.
9. Click the Choose Payment button.
10. If needed, click the Payment Method drop-down list and select Credit Card.
11. Type the card information: Enter the card number, the expiration date, the CVV, and Zip code. (The image to the right shows fake card information; for a test payment, you will need to use a real credit or debit card.)
12. If you do not want to save the card information, deselect the Save for Later check box.
13. Click the Pay Now button.
The invoice status updates to Closed.
Check your business account in a few days to make sure the amount you charged on the test invoice is deposited. If you encounter an error or do not receive the deposit, please contact Support (support@kicksite.net). If needed, Support can assist with contacting your merchant billing provider.