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        To Enter Bulk Corporate Client Payments
        
            - From the eSite menu, 
 select Ledger—Bulk 
 Pay/Bill.
- If you want to base 
 resident selection is on properties defined in on the Select 
 Properties tab, select the Use Selected 
 Properties check box. Otherwise, keep the check box cleared if 
 you want property selection limited to the current property only.
- Click Enter Bulk Corporate Client Payments. 
- From the Corporate 
 Client Payments Tab, from the Corporate Client drop-down list, select 
 the name of the corporate client making the payment . (Corporate Clients 
 are established on the Corporate 
 Clients Tab.)
- From the Description 
 field, if desired, type another description. 
- From the Balance 
 Type drop-down list, select the balances you want to display in 
 the payment grid. 
- From the Payment 
 Type drop-down list, select the type of payments entered. 
- In the Date 
 field, type the date the bulk payments are made (mm/dd/yyyy). Or, click 
 the Calendar button to select 
 a date.
- In the Amount 
 field, type the amount of the total payment.
- From the Resident 
 Status drop-down list, select whether the payment grid should be 
 sorted by resident status and if so, by what criteria. 
- In the Corp. 
 Check No field, type the number of the check received from the 
 corporate client. 
- In the Check 
 #  field, 
 type the check or money order number used to identify the corporate client's 
 payment. (If the payment type is anything but Check 
 or Money Order, this field is disabled.)
- In the Amount 
 Paid field, type the amount paid.
             Note
Note
        Concession amounts must be entered as credits (for example: 
 -50.00). 
        
            - Click Save.
See 
 Also
        
        Bulk Pay/Bill 
 Overview
        
        To Enter 
 Bulk Payments
        
        To Enter 
 Bulk Billings
        
        Bulk Pay/Bill 
 Task Selection Tab
        
        Bulk Payments 
 Tab
        
        Bulk Billings 
 Tab
        
        Corporate 
 Client Payments Tab
        
        Effects 
 of Global Policies