Steps: Manage Issues with Student Refund Payments
Student refund payments sometimes don't reach students, for various reasons.
Examples:
- A student loses their refund payment check and requests a replacement.
- A bank rejects an electronic student refund payment because the account number is incorrect.
When these issues happen, Workday enables you to:
- Escheat old, uncashed, or unclaimed payments.
- Return payments that return to you due to an incorrect bank account number, closed account, or other bank errors.
- Stop payments that you need to prevent banks from clearing.
- Access theAccount Transactionsreport on theStudent Financialsprofile group of the student profile.
- (Optional) Cancel Student Refunds.
- (Optional) From the related actions menu of the student refund transaction, consider:Related Action TaskSecurityUse CaseSecurity:Process: Payment Returnsdomain in the Banking and Settlement functional area.You can return payments for student refunds that return to you due to:
- An incorrect bank account number.
- A closed account.
- Other bank errors.
Security:Process: Student Refund Escheatmentdomain in the Student Financials functional area.You can escheat the payments for student refunds that are unclaimed over a length of time, determined by the state or province.Security:- Process: Settlementdomain in the Banking and Settlement functional area.
- Process: Pending Student Refund/Settlementdomain in the Student Financials functional area.
You can resume stopped payments for student refunds.Security:- Process: Settlementdomain in the Banking and Settlement functional area.
- Process: Student Refund/Settlementdomain in the Student Financials functional area.
You can stop payments for student refunds that are no longer in the possession of the institution.
Workday:
- Creates journal entries that reverse the original payments.
- Updates the statuses of the original payments toCanceled,Escheated,Returned, orStopped.
(Optional) Create another refund for the student to replace the returned or stopped
payment.