Payment Management

Sometimes, a customer underpays. This happens when a customer may select resident and yet be a nonresident, or membership when a customer is a non-member. 1. Open the back office 2. Manage a Household – Search (right pane) 3. Search for the customer name 4. Go to Payments 5. Drill down to Payment Detail (click finger icon) […]

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Divide an unpaid transaction into two unpaid records.

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The Admin Center on Cogran’s Front Page is the place to do quick refunds, grab registration forms, and print contracts.

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In-person transactions just got easier with Cogran Terminal!

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Cogran is excited to announce that the updated credit card save feature rolled out to all installations in October 2022.

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Adjust a payment due with a financial assistance credit

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Add a note to a payment record. Clients will not see this note. This note can be used to clarify changes for bookkeeping requirements.

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Admins and members of the public can make payments on customer accounts.

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In Cogran you can set a payment detail due or the full payment due. This scenario may occur when the incorrect payment method was selected at time of order.

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A deposit is a great way to receive payment for your programs.

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Admin overrides to the set price are performed using the Price Adjustment at the program selection level.

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Monitoring registrations is a powerful function of Cogran. Use the Dashboard on the Front Page.

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Admins can pull up order receipts and print them out.

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Cogran makes it simple to add a payment to a registrant’s account.

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This admin override is used to provide ad-hoc price reductions in transactions.

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Sometimes, after processing a payment, you may want to set the payment status to “due.” This is useful when you have force-processed a transaction that has not actually be paid–but you want to begin assigning cabins or teams.

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Run through many of the possible issues a user may have!

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Occasionally, you get two checks, or several checks and a wad of cash. Here’s how to keeep track.

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Follow these steps to process a mailed-in check

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