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How to do an Individual Dues Payment Adjustment

How to Make a Dues Payment Adjustment
When to do a Payment Adjustment

A Dues Payment Adjustment is done when you need to remove, adjust, or reverse a posted payment from a Member’s record. Examples: Incorrect Payment Amount, Bounced Check (NSF), Payment Posted to Incorrect Member Record.

Making a Payment Adjustment
  1. Go to Payment Adjustment under the Dues Processing menu.
  2. Do a Member Search and Select Applicable Member.
  3. A list of Adjustable Payments will appear.
    • If a payment was adjusted to $0, it will not reappear.
  4. Click the Edit Action button (paper & pencil) once locating the payment to adjust.
    • Correction entry boxes will populate below the Payment History Table.
  5. Enter the Corrected Amount
    1. If the money was not actually received, the Corrected Amount should be 0
  6. Select a Reason for the Correction (this will display on Receipt).
  7. Click Correct Payment.
    • The Payment Correction Transaction Preview will display the payment correction and the current Balance.
    • There is an area to enter a Note for the Member.  An example, “An adjustment payment was processed due to a returned Check (NSF). Please pay with money order or cash by the end of the month. Be sure to include the $25 NSF fee.”
  8. Allocate the Payment.
    • There may be more than one transaction/description to apply the payment. Other fees and/or Charges may appear here.
  9. Click Save.
  10. Review the Payment Correction Transaction Preview.
    • There is an area to add Notes to the Member’s Receipt.
    • An Example note is: “Your check was returned as NFS. Please pay with a money order or cash by the end of the month along with a $25 NFS Fee.”
  11. Click the Save button after entering a message.

 

 

Updated on January 23, 2018

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