9.2 Group Posting Admission Fees
Purpose: Use this document as a reference for how to manage the group posting of admissions application fees in ctcLink.
Audience: Admissions staff, Student Financials staff.
Group Posting Admission Fees
Navigation: NavBar > Navigator > Student Financials > Charges and Payments > Group Processing > Mass Select Transactions
- The Mass Select Transactions search page displays.
- Search for an existing Run Control ID or add a new value using the Add a New Value tab.
- Select the Search or Add button.

- The Mass Select Transactions page displays.
- In the Parameters section:
- Business Unit = Select Desired Institution
- Group Type = A
- Origin ID = 00008
- Type of Group = Student Group
- Transaction Type = Person Charges
- Create New Charge Item = Leave box checked
- Balance the Group = Leave box checked
- Control Total = Blank
- Control Count = Blank

- In the Population Selection section:
- Selection Tool = PS Query
- Query Name = QCS_SF_APPL_FEE_GRP_PST
- Select the Edit Prompts link.
- A Query Prompts pop-up displays.
- Enter matching institution and select the OK button.

- The Mass Select Transactions page displays.
- In the Line Details section:
- Account Type = APP (Application Fee)
- Item Type: leave blank, will come from query
- Item Amount: leave blank, will come from query
- Term: leave blank, will come from SF Term Default
- Due Date: leave blank, will come from query
- Reference Nbr: will come from the query

- Select the Preview Selection Results link in the Population Selection section to view fees to be sent to group data entries.
- The Preview Selection Results display.
- Select the Return button.
- The Mass Select Transactions page displays.
- Select the Run button.
- The Process Scheduler Request page displays.
- Select the OK button.

- The Mass Select Transactions page displays.
- Select the Process Monitor link.
- The Process Monitor page displays.
- Confirm that the process has run to Success and has Posted.

- Process complete.
Navigation: NavBar > Navigator > Student Financials > Charges and Payments > Group Processing > Create Group Data Entries
- The Group Data Entry search page displays.
- Enter the Business Unit.
- Select the Search button.

- The Search Results display.
- The most recent groups will be at the top of the results. Select the Not Posted group that was created as a result of Mass Select Transactions.
- The Group Entry page displays.
- This page allows for the review of queried data from the prior mass selection process.
- In the Control Totals section, select the Balance the Group check box.
- In the Control Totals section, enter the Control Total and Count total. Since this is done via query there should be no fallout/error. In the above example, you would enter a Control Total of 145.00 and a Control Count of 3.
- In the Effective Status section, select Available for Posting for the Posting Action.
- Select the Save button - the Edit Status will change from Not Edited to Edited.
- An error message can occur because the group was not balanced, it would appear similar to the below image within the Group Error Message link.
- Process complete.
Navigation: NavBar > Navigator > Student Financials > Charges and Payments > Group Processing > Post Transactions
- The Post Transactions search page displays.
- Search for an existing Run Control ID or add a new value using the Add a New Value tab.
- Select the Search or Add button.

- The Post Transactions page displays.
- Enter the Business Unit.
- Select the Group Type of A (Admissions Application Fee)
- Enter the Starting Group ID and Ending Group ID (created after the Mass Select Transactions process completed.)
- Select the Run button.

- The Process Scheduler Request page displays.
- Select the check box next to Group Post/CRM EIP.
- Select the OK button.

- The Post Transactions page displays.
- Select the Process Monitor link.
- The Process Monitor page displays.
- Wait patiently or select the Refresh button until the Run Status reads Success and the Distribution Status reads Posted.
- Process complete.
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