Providers can easily split bills to be paid by multiple individuals assisting with a child's tuition, such as:
Subsidy agencies
Separated or divorced parents
Co-parents
Multiple family members
This allows payers to pay their own invoices separately, view only the balances they're responsible for, and makes reporting on these split transactions much cleaner.
Before you can split a payment, you'll first need to add multiple payers to a child's billing profile. Then, when taking steps to create a one-time charge or billing plan, you'll see the option to assign specified amounts to any payer listed on a child's billing profile.
Note: Splitting charges means payers will be able to see each other's invoices and payments within their student's profile.
FAQs
How can I split charges so two payers don't see each other's payments?
How can I split charges so two payers don't see each other's payments?
If guardians must keep their payment information separate from other payers listed on their child's profile, you will need to create separate students with separate billing profiles. These additional profiles would be strictly for billing and submitting payments.
This is harder to manage for admins, but may be a suitable option if there is a need to separate. Here's how:
Create a separate student profile and call it something like "Alex Smith Dad Payment"
Create another separate student for the other guardian with a similar name
Add the payer as a contact to the student account and then add them as a payer on the child's billing profile
Set up a billing plan or a one-off charge for each of the student profiles, only including charges for the amount that the payer owes