Invoices take too long to verify
When lesson prices, discounts, absences, and payments live in different places, every invoice needs manual checking.
Student billing
Keep every student balance clear, explainable, and up to date
Track invoices, payments, discounts, previous debt, and overpayments in one workflow, so every student balance can be checked and explained.
No card required. No full migration needed to test the billing flow.
Student balances become hard to trust when billing is split across tools
Most billing issues start when invoices, payments, discounts, and previous debt are checked in different places.
Payments lose context
A payment may cover current debt, a previous balance, or several invoices. Without allocation history, the balance is hard to explain later.
Debt and credit are spotted too late
When balances are reviewed only at the end of the month, overdue payments and overpayments are discovered after they already caused confusion.
A student balance should be explainable, not guessed.
Let the system calculate balances from lessons, invoices, payments, discounts, previous balances, and adjustments.
One student balance built from the full billing history
The balance is not typed manually. It is calculated from the events that created it.
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Lessons and invoice lines
Charges come from scheduled lessons, attendance, prices, discounts, and corrections.
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Payments with context
Payments can be linked to current invoices, previous debt, or balance adjustments.
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Balance you can explain
The final amount is calculated from billing history, not entered manually.
See every student balance in one list
Review all students in one place: who has debt, who is fully paid, who has credit, and which balances need attention before the next billing run.
Typical month-end question
Why does this student owe 470.35 EUR?
Open the balance, check the lessons, payments, discounts, and previous debt, without rebuilding the month in a spreadsheet.
Record payments with allocation context
A payment is not just a number. It is tied to a student, amount, date, currency, and billing period so the balance can be explained later.
- Link payments to current invoices
- Cover previous debt separately
- Track what each payment covered
Explain any balance without rebuilding it manually
Open a student invoice and see which charges, discounts, payments, previous debt, and corrections produced the current amount.
- Previous balances are carried into the invoice instead of being tracked separately.
- Discounts and paid lessons remain visible in the invoice details.
- Payments update the balance and keep allocation context.
- Debt, zero balance, and credit are visible without spreadsheet reconciliation.
Share a clear invoice outside the admin panel
Send a readable invoice when a student or parent asks "why this amount?" without giving them access to the admin system.
Connected billing starts before the invoice
Schedule, attendance, prices, discounts, invoices, and reports use the same operational data, so month-end billing does not need to be rebuilt in spreadsheets.
Attendance affects billing
Missed, excused, transferred, and attended lessons can change what appears on the final invoice.
Prices and discounts stay traceable
Group prices, lesson prices, and student discounts are reflected in invoice lines.
Reports use the same financial data
Revenue, debt, payments, and later payout analysis can be built from the same source of truth.
Workflow guides
Learn how student billing is configured
Use these guides when you want to see how invoices, payments, pricing, and attendance create an explainable student balance.
Explain student invoicesTrace invoice totals back to lesson rows, attendance decisions, discounts, payments, and previous balances.Apply payments to balancesSee how payments are automatically allocated to the right invoices and periods.Set up course pricingReview how course prices and effective dates become billable lesson charges.
Check the billing logic before you move everything
Start with demo data or enter a few students, lessons, and payments to see whether the balance logic fits your school.