Skwela for Cashier / Accounting
For the cashier and accounting: every peso, with a receipt
From the payment window to the school's own books, with the same figures on both sides.
Request a demoStaff Payments
How the cashier records money at the window and approves payments families send online.
- One payment can cover several fees, and each fee can be paid by more than one method.
- Every recorded payment gets its own receipt number and a printable receipt.
- Discounts need a reason and are recorded with the payment.
- Payment proofs from families wait in one review queue; approving one posts the payment and issues its receipt number.
- Before approving, the reviewer checks the reference and amount against the school's own GCash or bank statement.
- Uniforms, IDs and other one-off charges are recorded at the cashier with their own receipt number.
- Allocation
- How one payment is spread across a student's fees.
- Split
- Part of a fee paid by one method, such as cash, GCash or bank transfer.
- Receipt number
- The RCPT- number issued the moment a payment is recorded.
- Payment proof
- A family's screenshot or reference for money sent by e-wallet or bank.


School Books
The school's own money for a school year: what came in, what went out, and what is still owed.
- The Ledger lists every money movement in and out for the school year.
- Billed, Paid and Uncollected always add up: Billed = Paid + Uncollected.
- Operating expenses are recorded with a description and an optional vendor, and move from Pending to Approved to Paid.
- Payroll runs produce payslips, and a paid run can post itself to operating expenses.
- Balance statements email each family its fees, payments and balance; families with no email on file are listed so staff can reach them another way.
- Collected
- Money the school actually received, other fees included.
- Billed
- What students are charged, after approved discounts.
- Paid
- The part of Billed that families have settled.
- Uncollected
- What families still owe; Billed = Paid + Uncollected.
- Ledger
- Every peso in and out, one entry at a time.

Printed Documents
The official paper your school issues, previewed exactly as it prints.
- Form 137 (SF10) prints in its DepEd variants for Elementary, Junior High and Senior High.
- Certificates of Enrollment, Good Moral Certificates and Clearance Forms print from the student record.
- Receipts, the Statement of Account and Payment History print for any student.
- While a student's fees for the school year are unsettled, the SF10 preview is marked DRAFT.
- Documents print on Letter or Legal paper with your school's name, logo and signatories.
- Release
- Printing or downloading a document.
- Hold
- An SF10 held back while the student's balance is unsettled.
- Signatories
- The registrar and principal named on the paper.
See it with your own school's work in mind
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