Feature Requests

Please make it an option to unclick automatic proration on an individual registration! Just like you give me the option as an admin to unclick payment and register someone for free, I need the ability to unclick the prorated price and charge them the full price for a class that is set to automatically prorate.

When adding or editing a payment plan on an individual account, you have to manually add the charge items and amounts instead of them being automatically inputted based on the already created payment plan

Please please add an option to create a payment plan with a "due at enrollment" amount. Having to go in and manually adjust every single class is so time-consuming when I have already manually built a specific payment plan.

It is doubtful anyone would want to default to a system where the customer doesn't have to pay after the payment plan date passes.

What's the timeline on this becoming active? Need to duplicate our current programs along with the pricing and plans that we set up last year.

Currently, the Admin's view of pay-in-full and payment plans within the program settings does not show that a deposit will be deducted from future payments or the total amount due. This causes confusion as it looks like Admins will be charging their customers more than they actually will.

It would be helpful to allow more than 30 days pre-enrollment date selection for families set up in the pro-rating section.

Our program consists of regular & enrichment classes, as well as part time (short days) & full time options. I see a great benefit to Enrollsy creating a feature in which a guardian is able to select or deselect each option & see an active pricing calulator show adjustments.

When setting up installment payments for schedule changes, hitting the "reuse" button changes all 9 payments even the past ones. Button function should be changed to where it changes future payments only. Backlogging makes it difficult to track what past payments were and what future payments should be.

Coupon codes in exact dollar amounts, rather than a percentage off. It would make bookkeeping way more straight forward.