Hello, I am requesting an option for tuition calculation where we can easily set prices for each class based on length and add a discounted price for a class if it is taken as an "additional" class. I will explain below. As tuition works in DSP no...
I would love an Auto-Tuition Feature so I could forecast my revenue better.
With an Auto-tution feature our families could forecast their monthly tuition amounts and it would allow me to see projections of future income. It would also prevent user error in posting tuitions.
Currently I have to remember to manually send out statements each month. Would it be possible to be able to set up statements to be sent out automatically each month on a specific date? Or maybe twice amount since some of our charged are entered a...
Sort capabilities on the post tuition page when all active students are checked
Hello, It would be extremely useful to be able to sort students by different columns on the post tuition page. There are frequent occassions where I am posting tuition to just one school and though I can check that location with the additional opt...
It looks like this suggestion has been asked multiple times but they are being marked as "already exists" when it clearly does not. There are two problems with the way family tuition is calculated and displayed. The first issue is that it adds up ...
Ability to post tuition per class. A dropdown menu similar to what is on RoboMailer would be ideal, so that you could choose your class/camp and the post tuition (or balance of tuition) in one go.
Apply an overpayment to the entire family not dividing it among individuals
When there are multiple dancers in a family and the family has an overpayment, charge tuition as a family and apply the overpayment to the family balance rather than dividing the overpayment proportionally to each individual
Right now, our families are getting a little too much of a discount because of the order in which DSP applies discounts. What's happening is the multi-student discount is given first, and then the mulit-class discount is applied to that (which is ...
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