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EZSchoolPay by Harris School Solutions

Product Details

Overview

EZSchoolPay by Harris School Solutions is an online portal for school meal and fee payments. Families can fund student accounts, view balances and transaction history, manage multiple students, and receive low-balance alerts where their district uses a supported system.

Districts use the administrative side to post payments, reconcile transactions, issue refunds, and reduce cash handling. Because it is primarily a payment service rather than a complete nutrition-management platform, it should also appear under Fees / Payment Systems.

Features
Family payments
  • Lets families add funds, pay balances or fees, review activity, and manage multiple students online.
  • Supports configured cards, bank payments, recurring deposits, and notifications.
District reconciliation
  • Posts transactions to student accounts and provides receipts, refunds, settlement, and administrative reports.
  • Reduces cash handling and manual account maintenance.
System connections
  • Works with supported cafeteria POS, student information, and finance systems.
  • Capabilities depend on the district’s contracted nutrition and payment configuration.
Support Options
  • Web
EZSchoolPay is the payment-processing software that revolutionizes the way parents and students pay, School Nutrition team members collect, and school district administrators account for and manage money. This comprehensive tool also handles payments for yearbooks, school apparel, and any other dues or fees you collect!

EZSchoolPay is the payment-processing software that revolutionizesthe way parents and students pay, School Nutrition team members collect, and school district administrators account for and manage money.  This comprehensive tool also handles payments for yearbooks, school apparel, and any other dues or fees you collect!

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School Districts that use this:

One California school district is currently associated with this product in the SDLA database.

Data comes from SDLA district surveys, public records, vendor information, and ongoing review.