Anytime there is a change in enrollment the ledger must be adjusted.
WHY? Each class is assigned a unique identification number. At the time of the statement, iCP creates charges for all enrollments based on that class' unique ID. Then when the direct debit runs, it will create charges for enrollments that do not currently have a charge line matching that class's unique ID and current charge month. If the enrollment has a charge line that matches iCP will not create a new charge line. If the enrollment has a charge line that does NOT match it will create a new charge line. Once charges are created iCP will apply any credits and then collect payment for all charge lines with a balance due.
Best Practices
1: Any credit created will be available on their swim account to use in the future.
2: Any amount owed should be charged during the ledger adjustment. (See refund tutorial for how to & restrictions)
3: Always be professional - ledgers are viewed by parents and printed on receipts/statements.
Note to Jessie HJB **clarity**
combine ledgers with transfer, drop and ledger edits.
>> when to note? enrollment change and/or ledger change - think anything not "automated" ex DD is an automated creating and charge
why - transparency to parent in a snapshot // staff less work to research action on account