This guide provides an overview of the Incident IQ Fee Tracker app and related payment processing integrations. It covers:
Applying Payments and Fees (via bulk actions and ticket workflows).
Viewing Payments and Fees in user and asset profiles.
Generating statements and invoices.
Permissions
The permissions listed below restrict the actions that users can perform:
Create Payment or Fee
Delete Payment or Fee
Edit Payment or Fee
Bulk Applying Payment and Fees
You can bulk apply fees or payments from any ticket, asset, or user view.
Select: Choose one or more users in any view.
Action: A set of options appears beneath the column titles. Click Other > Perform Payment & Fees Operations.
Choose Operation: Select Create Transaction or Generate a Statement. To apply a fee/payment, choose Create Transaction.
Scope: Select whether to apply this action to the selected users or all users in the grid based on your filters.
Configure Transaction:
Select the Transaction Type (Payment, Fee, or Adjustment).
Select the fee or category to apply.
Review/Edit the auto-populated fields: Name, Description, and Amount.
Required for Fees: Select a Due Date.
(Optional) Add Internal Notes.
Finalize: Click Create Transaction to apply the change.
Behavior by View
Tickets: Assigned to the ticket’s requestor and associated with the ticket and any asset on the ticket.
Assets: Assigned to the asset’s owner and associated with the asset (skipped if the asset has no owner).
Users: Assigned directly to the user’s account.
Applying Payments/Fees While Working on a Ticket
Administrators or agents can apply a payment or fee directly from a ticket.
Locate Widget: Use the Payment and Fees widget on the right-hand side.
Initiate: Click +Add and select the transaction type (Payment, Fee, or Adjustment).
Associate: Under the Associate With section, verify or update the user, asset, and location data pre-populated from the ticket.
Configure: Select the Item. Review/Edit the auto-populated fields: Name, Description, and Amount.
Required for Fees: Select a Due Date.
(Optional) Add Internal Notes.
Save: Click Save to apply. A new line item will appear in the widget. The ticket timeline will update automatically.
Viewing Profiles (Users & Assets)
Both user and asset profiles include a Fee Tracker widget for viewing history and managing transactions.
View Transactions: See all applied fees, payments, or adjustments.
Manage Transactions: Use the gear icon to Edit, Delete, or Generate Invoice.
Create Payment: For Fee-type transactions, choose Create Payment to process.
Statements: Click Generate Statement to create a PDF of all transactions.
New Transaction: Click +Add to manually add a transaction.
Custom Payment and Fees Filters
Apply filters to any ticket, asset, or user view to streamline data management.
Access: Click Filter (top right) > Application Filters folder. Use these categories to isolate fines or fees (e.g., course fees, library fines, device insurance, athletics).
Cross-Module Consistency: When using multiple modules, the Payment App Filter displays titles that include module names. Column names are also updated to include the module name as a suffix.
Custom Views: You can create custom views and include specific columns for payment and fee data.
Statements, Invoices, and Communication
Generating PDFs
Statements: Click Generate Statement within the Payment and Fees widget to create a PDF of all transactions.
Invoices: Click the gear icon for a specific transaction, then select Generate Invoice to create a single-transaction PDF.
Sending via Email or Print
Selection: Trigger Generate in the bottom left corner when applying a fee, payment, or adjustment.
Print: Select Print to download the PDF for hardcopy printing.
Email: Select Email to send the document. You can send it to the user or enter additional external email addresses. Click Generate to send.
Applying Rules with Fee Tracker
Automate workflows for Fee Tracker.
Access: Navigate to Administration > Rules in the left sidebar.
Configuration: Create new rules and apply specific filters for Fee Tracker and InTouch.
Reference: For detailed configuration steps, see the Rules Engines article.