Sibling, staff ward and late fee rules. The rule decides the amount, not whoever is at the window.
How it works
A scheme is written once, given to a child once, and used on every bill after that. Here is one going in.
Stop a concession in March and the bills before March keep it. A scheme that has been given to a child can’t be quietly edited later.
A fine for each day after the due date and your grace days, up to a cap. A cheque that came in on time owes nothing, even if it was entered late.
The front desk collects at the fee counter. Waiving a fine or giving a one-off concession needs the accountant, principal or admin, and a note.
Works with
See your rules worked out.On a 30-minute call we set up your sibling concession and late fee and show a bill with both on it.
Book a free demoSibling at 10%, specially-abled at 25% and early-bird at 5% on tuition. Change the amounts, or add your own, like staff ward or merit.
Not yet. The office gives the sibling concession to each child once; from then on every bill takes it off.
An amount for each day after the due date and grace days (up to 60), with a cap. Changing the rule later doesn’t touch fines already counted.
Yes, if you want it. Each late mark beyond a free number in the month is added to that month’s bill.