Switch a member's account from credit/debit card to in-office payments

Switch a member's account from credit/debit card to in-office payments

While we don't recommend it, you can remove stored payment information from a member's account, and collect payment in your office at future renewals. A couple things to consider:

  1. The member must be enrolled in an annually renewing plan to pay in your office. 
  2. Automatic renewal will be disabled. (we can't automatically write the check...)

If you wish to make this change to a member's account, make sure they are enrolled in an annually renewing plan, and then under the "Actions Button" then RECORD IN-OFFICE PAYMENT. You enter the amount and the next payment date

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