Financials
Financials is only approved for individuals with the financial workflow enabled on their account. Financials can be broken down in the following categories: bail, cash receipts, check writing, creating invoices, deposits, pay plans, refund, restitution, transfers, and vouchers. Each category is defined more in detail on a separate page.
Bail
Bail can be found in the case folder view under Case Involvements
tab:
For information on creating, posting, forfeiting, and refunding cash bails, see Bail.
Cash receipts
The Cash Receipts screen allows for the payment of invoices and transfer of money. Cash Receipts can be found under case folder view under
or under in the left hand side navigation bar.For information on opening a till, switching till modes, adding fees, and taking payments, see Bail.
Check writing
Once there is money that is ready to be vouchered out of the system, you can go to the Check Writing screen to search for existing vouchers and write checks for them. The check numbers can be saved to each voucher and then archived as complete. Check writing can be accessed under
in the left navigation pane.For information on check writing, see Check writing.
Deposits
Deposits are used to record money taken to the bank. Deposits can be found under
in the left hand side navigation.For information on creating, searching, and editing deposits, see Deposits.
Payment plans
Payment plans allow the payor to make small payments towards the obligations over an extended period of time. For information on pay plans, see Payment plans.
Refund
Refunds can be given to individuals that have already paid/overpaid a fine or fee on a case. For information on creating, approving, and sending a refund request, see Payment plans.
Restitution
Restitutions can be added to a case under
inside of a case folder view.For information on adding restitution, see Restitution.
Transfers
Transfers allow the transfer of payments from one obligation to another. This can happen across different cases if payments towards an incorrect obligation are selected. Transfers help keep a clear paper record of where money is coming from and going. For more information on transfers, see Transfers.
Vouchers
A voucher is money you have in the system that needs to be sent out to some other entity. For information on searching, voiding, and writing a check for a voucher, see Vouchers.