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Purpose: Understand how fees will be applied to all invoices, as well as how they will be displayed both internally and externally.

Types of Fees

  • ACH Transaction Fee

  • ACH Handling Fee

  • Credit Card Transaction Fee

  • Credit Card Handling Fee

  • Check Transaction Installment Fee

  • Check Handling Fee

Best Practices & Notes

  • All fees will show as “Projected Fees” on the invoice

  • Fees will show as due both internally to operators and externally to customers

  • Fees will apply to ANY any invoice creation (front end, back end, customer or Admin)

  • Transaction, Installment or Handling Fees will NOT not display on the AR Report page

  • Transaction, Installment and Handling Fees are not counted as outstanding in any related Financial Reporting (ie: Program → Registration Details)

  • Handling and Transactions Fees will be assessed per installment, based on the selected payment method, if If a customer is enrolled in a Payment Plan or Scheduled Payment

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    , any Installment Fees and Transactions Fees required of the payment method will be assessed per installment.

    • Example: if a Payment Plan has 5 installments, there will be 5 separate Instalment Fees, Transaction Fees and/or Handling Fees and 5 separate Transaction Fees

Payment Method: Check

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Examples of Fee Implementations

All fee percentages are examples and not to be confused with existing PlayerFirst fees.

Transaction Fee Applied Example:

  • Example: A customer selects “Pay by Credit Card” for a Payment Plan.

    • The cost of the program is $1,000

    • The Transaction Fee is 3% ($30)

    • The Payment Plan is 4 installments.

    • Total Cost = $1,030

      • $1,000 will show on the open AR Report

      • $30 will show as Projected Fees, but will NOT show on the AR Report page

        • $7.50 Transaction Fee for Payment 1

        • $7.50 Transaction Fee for Payment 2

        • $7.50 Transaction Fee for Payment 3

        • $7.50 Transaction Fee for Payment 4

Transaction & Handling Fee Applied Example:

  • Example: An Admin selects “Pay by Check” option when registering a customer for a program.

    • The cost of the program is $100

    • The Check Handling fee is $25

    • Total Cost = $125

      • $100 will show on the open AR Report

      • $25 will show as Projected Fees, but will NOT show on the AR Report page

Payment Method: ACH or Credit Card

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Multiple Payment Types With Transaction & Handling Fees Applied Example:

  • Example: A customer selects “Pay by ACH” or for a Payment Plan, but changes the 2nd installment to “Pay by Credit Card” for a Payment Planprior to that charge.

    • The cost of the program is $1,000

    • The Handling Fee is $25first payment due is $500 and will be paid by ACH

      • The ACH Transaction Fee is 3% ($15)

      • The

      Payment Plan is 4 installments
    • A Handling Fee will apply to EACH payment

    • Total Cost = $1,130

      • $1,000 will show on the open AR Report

      • $130 will show as Projected Fees, but will NOT show on the AR Report page

      • $25 Handling Fee & $7.50 Transaction Fee for Payment 1

      • $25 Handling Fee & $7.50 Transaction Fee for Payment 2

      • $25 Handling Fee & $7.50 Transaction Fee for Payment 3

      • $25 Handling Fee & $7.50 Transaction Fee for Payment 4

        Total for the First Payment is $515

    • The second payment due is $500 and will be paid by Credit Card

      • The Credit Card Transaction Fee is 2% ($10)

      • The Total for the Second Payment is $510

    • Invoice Total Cost (after all payments): $1,025

Payment plans for club season programs will require a $10 minimum installment fee for each scheduled payment.

Example: A program costs $1,000. The parent can pay $1,000 at the time of checkout OR enroll in a payment plan.

  • Payment plan example:

    • Deposit at Checkout = $400 (No required installment fee)

    • Payment #1 = $200 + $10 = $210

    • Payment #2 = $200 + $10 = $210

    • Payment #3 = $200 + $10 = $210

    • Final Total =$1030

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