Feature · Fees & Online Payments

Fee management software that knows what every student owes, right now

School fee management software handles fee heads, class and student allocation, concessions and instalments, then collects by cash, cheque, UPI or net banking against one ledger. Edoovi keeps the due-fee view live, so the office never reconciles overnight to find out who has not paid.

  • In every plan, from Stepper

Why this feature first

Four questions that cost an afternoon

Every one of these is answerable in a second once the ledger is the only place the money is recorded. On registers and spreadsheets, each one is a reconciliation.

  • Who has not paid this month?
  • Is this receipt the one we cancelled?
  • Why does the register say one thing and the sheet another?
  • Did that UPI payment come in before or after the late fee?

End to end

A fee, from the day it is defined to the day the period locks

Seven stops. Pick one to see what happens there — or walk the rail with the arrow keys.

Define the heads

Tuition, transport, admission, exam, activity, late fee — each one its own head, defined once for the school rather than retyped for every class that charges it.

  • As many heads as the school charges
  • Reusable across every class
  • Renaming a head does not orphan its history

What you can configure

Read your own fee structure against this one

Most fee software fails on the exception, not the rule. These are the actual fields, with the kind of values a school puts in them — so you can check yours before anyone books a demo.

Fee heads

Defined once for the school and reused by every class that charges them.

  • Tuition
  • Transport
  • Admission
  • Exam
  • Activity
  • Late fee
Allocation

Class-wise by default; per student where the student is the exception.

  • Class I–V
  • Class VI–X
  • Class XI–XII
  • Individual
Instalments

Any head splits into parts, each with its own due date.

  • 10 Apr
  • 10 Jul
  • 10 Oct
  • 10 Jan
Concessions OTP

Against a student and a head, visible on the ledger. Locked behind an OTP.

  • Staff ward
  • Sibling
  • Merit
  • RTE
Late fees

Applied against dates that have already passed, per day or one-off.

  • Per day
  • One-off
  • Grace period
Transport fees

Route-wise, tied to the stop the student is allocated to.

  • By route
  • By stop
  • Term-wise
Previous session

Last year stays readable after the roll-over, balances carried forward.

  • Read-only
  • Carry forward

Sample values, not a real school’s structure. Yours is set up from your own heads and dates during onboarding.

Four ways in, one ledger

However it arrives, it lands in the same place

The reason a school ends up with two sets of numbers is that online payments and counter payments were recorded in two places. Here they are not.

  • UPI

    From the parent app. The receipt is issued against the same ledger the counter uses.

  • Net banking

    Also from the app, also receipted on the spot — the parent does not come to the school to get proof.

  • Cash

    At the counter, receipted and numbered, with the person who took it on the record.

  • Cheque

    Recorded with its number and tracked through to clearing rather than marked paid on the day it is handed over.

Nobody has to remember

The chasing runs itself, and stops when it should

The defaulter list is a live read of the ledger, not a report compiled at month end. So the reminders come from the same records the receipts write to — and a parent who paid this morning is not chased this evening.

  • Group, class-wise, student-wise or route-wise
  • Reusable templates, not retyped each time
  • SMS included per student per year on Elevator and Accelerator
  1. App Due in 3 days

    Term II tuition, ₹—— due on the 10th. Pay from the app.

  2. WhatsApp Due today

    Today is the last date for Term II. Tap to pay by UPI.

  3. SMS Overdue

    Term II is now overdue and a late fee applies from tomorrow.

  4. App Receipt

    Payment received. Receipt is in the app under Fees.

Amounts are shown as dashes here on purpose — a real figure in a sample message would be somebody’s child’s fee.

Eight of the 73

What you can pull without asking anyone

Every one filters and exports. These are the fee ones — the other sixty-five cover attendance, students, transport, library and staff.

  • Collection

    By day, month, class or section — against target, with the counter and the online payments together.

  • Outstanding dues

    Live, per student and per class, split by head so you can see which head is lagging.

  • Defaulters

    The list the reminders go from, filterable and exportable before a meeting.

  • Concessions

    Every concession applied, by student and head, with who approved it.

  • Instalments

    What has fallen due, what has not, and what is late.

  • Receipts

    Issued and cancelled, numbered, with the person who processed each one.

  • Head-wise summary

    Tuition against transport against exam, so a shortfall is traceable to a head.

  • Route-wise fees

    Transport dues by route, which is the only way to chase them usefully.

All 73 reports

The part an auditor asks about

Nobody reverses money on their own

Fee software is where a school is most exposed, because the two riskiest actions — discounting and cancelling — are both a single click in most systems. Here they are not.

  1. OTP on discounts

    A concession cannot be applied on one person’s say-so. The OTP is what makes writing money off a two-step act.

  2. OTP on cancellations

    The same for reversing a receipt — the action most worth locking, and the one most systems leave open.

  3. Cancelled stays visible

    A cancelled receipt remains in the ledger with its number and its reason. Nothing disappears from the trail.

  4. Period locks

    Close a fee period and lock it, and the figures in it stop being editable. Last year keeps saying what it said.

Fee questions

Asked before every fee demo

What is school fee management software?

School fee management software is the part of a school system that defines what is charged, to whom, and when — fee heads, class and student allocation, concessions and instalments — then records every payment against the same student ledger regardless of whether it arrived as cash, cheque, UPI or net banking.

Can different classes have different fee structures?

Yes. Fee heads are defined once and then allocated per class, so class I and class XI can carry entirely different heads and amounts. An individual student can also be allocated separately when their case does not match their class.

How are concessions and scholarships handled?

A concession is applied against a specific student and a specific head, so it is visible on that student's ledger rather than hidden in a reduced total. Because discounting money is a sensitive action, applying one is locked behind an OTP.

Can parents pay school fees online?

Yes. Parents pay by UPI or net banking from the parent app, and the receipt is issued against the same ledger the front office uses. A payment made at home is visible to the office before the parent reaches the school.

How does the software chase fee defaulters?

The defaulter list is a live read of the ledger rather than a report compiled at month end, and reminders go out from it automatically over the app, SMS and WhatsApp. Because the list is built from the same records the receipts write to, a parent who has just paid stops being reminded.

What happens when a receipt is cancelled?

A cancelled receipt stays visible in the ledger with the record of who cancelled it and when — it is not deleted. Cancellation is also locked behind an OTP, so no single person can quietly reverse a payment.

Can we stop last year's fee figures from changing?

Yes. A fee period can be locked once it is closed, after which entries in it cannot be edited. This is what makes the previous session's numbers safe to report on and to hand to an auditor.

Does it support instalments and late fees?

Yes. A head can be split into instalments with their own due dates, and late fees apply against the dates that have passed. The due-fee view reflects both, so the balance a parent sees in the app is the balance the office sees.

Free for 30 days

Run one fee cycle on it

Bring one class across with your own heads, your own concessions and your own instalment dates, and collect a term on it before you decide anything.

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