How to Bill a Late Fee for a Child in Onespot

Learn how to add a late fee to a child’s account in Onespot when an invoice is overdue. This guide walks you through checking invoice status, creating a late fee item, and billing the child.


Step 1: Check the Status of the Invoice

In your Administrative Superpowers ⚡, go to the Billing section.

  • Locate the child’s account.
  • You can see right away if their invoice is marked as Overdue.


Step 2: Create a Custom Late Fee Item

  • Open the Products and Services section (under Billing).
  • Choose an existing fee item if appropriate, or create a new one:
    • Hover at the bottom of the list and click + Add Another.
    • Enter a title such as 'Late Fee'.
    • Set the fee amount you want to charge.
    • Click Save.


Step 3: Charge/Invoice the Child

In your Administrative Superpowers ⚡, go back to the Billing section.

  • Click on the Bill Someone tab.
  • Locate the child’s account and click Continue.
  • Select the Late Fee item you created.
  • Review the charge, then click Bill [parent's name].
  • Send out the new invoice or apply the charge directly.

💡Autocharge usually removes the need for late fees, but not all parents opt in. Onespot gives you flexibility — charge a flat fee, a percentage, or handle it on a case-by-case basis.

For a smoother watch, I recommend playing this video at 1.2x speed (click the ⚙️ at the bottom-right)


💡 Alternative: Add a Custom Late Fee

If you don’t want to create a “Late Fee” item in Products and Services, you can apply a one-time custom fee directly:

  1. In your Administrative Superpowers ⚡, go to the Billing section.
  2. Click Bill Someone.
  3. Locate the child’s account and click Continue.
  4. Instead of selecting an existing item, click + Add Custom Fee.
  5. Enter the custom item details — amount and description.
  6. Click Bill [parent's name] to send out the invoice or apply the charge.

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