EZ Pool Biller Manual

Frequently Asked Questions

19. Frequently Asked Questions

Q: Can I switch between Per-Service and Monthly Statement billing? A: Yes, but this is a company-wide setting that affects all customers. We recommend choosing one method at setup and sticking with it. Contact support if you need to change.

Q: What happens to a customer's data when I cancel their subscription? A: All historical data (services, payments, invoices, readings) is preserved permanently. The subscription is marked as canceled, but nothing is deleted. You can view the full history at any time.

Q: Can a customer have multiple subscriptions? A: Yes. A customer can have separate subscriptions for different locations or different service types. Each subscription has its own billing schedule.

Q: How do technicians get their schedule updates? A: Changes to the Active plan are pushed to the mobile app in real time. Technicians see updates immediately without needing to refresh or re-login.

Q: Can I import my existing customers from another system? A: Yes. EZ Pool Biller can bring your data across from other pool care software. Contact support and they'll handle the import for you — typically completed within 1-2 business days at no charge.

Q: What if my technician's phone dies mid-route? A: Any data captured before the phone died is saved locally. When the phone powers back on and reconnects, it syncs automatically. No data is lost.

Q: Can customers pay with cash or check? A: Yes. You can record manual payments for cash, check, Venmo, wire transfer, or any other offline method. The payment is posted to their ledger and reduces their balance.

Q: How do I handle a customer who overpaid? A: The overpayment creates a negative balance (credit) on their account. This credit is automatically applied toward their next invoice. You can also issue a refund if the customer prefers.

Q: Can I use the system in Test Mode before going live? A: Absolutely. Keep your payment gateways in Test Mode while learning the system. Test everything — create customers, subscriptions, generate invoices, process test payments. Switch to Live Mode when you're confident.

Q: How do I handle seasonal customers who only want service part of the year? A: Use the Pause feature with a scheduled resume date. For example, pause the subscription on November 1 and set it to resume on March 1. The customer won't be charged during the paused period, and service automatically resumes in the spring.

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