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The Deposit Slip report organizes revenue by Payment Method for a specific day or time period that is selected.

With this powerful report, you can use multiple filters to locate specific transactions in your database.

An overview of the many different financial reports that allow you to analyze your revenue and Accounts Receivable.

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The Class Rolls report displays information for students enrolled in a selected class or classes and is generally used when taking class attendance manually.

Jackrabbit stores your data into four main areas: Family, Student, Class, and Staff records.

The grids used to display your data allow you to group, sort, filter for specific information, and more.

Define which card types you will accept and select ePayment settings for Online Registration and the Parent Portal.

Analyze and reconcile revenue by Location or by Family using the Revenue Reconciliation reports.

The Process Class Registrations report provides you with a streamlined way to work through registrations and enrollments.

Create and keep detailed and searchable notes regarding your families, students, classes, and staff.

Use this report to locate students who are enrolled in classes but no tuition fees have been posted to their account.

Edit (individual or multiple) transactions.

Family fixed fees should be assigned to a family when you want to apply a fixed flat tuition fee to a family regardless of the number of classes taken.

Student fixed fees should be assigned to a student when you want to apply a fixed flat tuition fee to the student regardless of the number of classes taken.

There are four billing cycles to choose from: weekly, monthly, session dates, and custom.

Jackrabbit provides you with two billing methods for how classes are billed to your students: By Class Fee and By Total Hours.

Automatically prorate your tuition fees for things like closures or mid-billing cycle drops.