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Receivable Income Sharing

What is Receivable Income Sharing in Agentis?

What Is Receivable Income Sharing?

Receivable Income Sharing refers to amounts your agency is owed by partners, branches, or Super Agents.

Unpaid Receivable Income Sharing means you haven’t yet been paid by those parties (partners, other branches, or Super Agents).
Paid Receivable Income Sharing means those parties have completed the payment, and you have received the money.
In Agentcis, you can view all your receivable income sharing invoices under the Receivables tab in the Income Sharing section.

All the income sharing amounts are automatically calculated from the client’s application invoices. Whatever incomes and payments you record there, the system takes care of splitting out the income sharing part.

For example,

Scenario	What Happens	Receivable Share
Your Agency with a Partner	Your agency refers a student to University X. University X agrees to pay your agency $1,000 commission.	You expect $1,000 from University X. Until they pay, it is marked as Unpaid Receivable Income Sharing.
Payment Received	University X sends you the $1,000 commission.	That record moves to Paid Receivable Income Sharing because you have received the payment.
Super Agent Owes You	A Super Agent who works with you has agreed to share income (for example, referring several students) and owes your agency $500.	You wait for the $500. Until it’s settled, it’s Unpaid Receivable; once paid, status becomes Paid Receivable Income Sharing.

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