AegisNow demos/Billing & Collections
The pointA dishonour changes the payment schedule and the cover position, and the platform tracks both as one thing.

Step 1 of 6 — Billing & Collections

The schedule, and what a dishonour does to it

Twelve instalments, one failure, and the cover consequence of each.

POL-AU-2026-88213 — instalment schedule

$67,306 annual · monthly direct debit

#DueAmountStateCover
101 Jan 26$5,608.87paidin force
201 Feb 26$5,608.87dishonouredin force — grace
2r03 Feb 26$5,608.87retried, paidin force
301 Mar 26$5,608.87paidin force
401 Apr 26$5,608.87scheduled—

Paid to date

$16,826.61

Dishonour fee

$0

waived — retried in 48h

Cover

Unbroken

Why 2r is its own row

  • •The dishonour happened. Overwriting instalment 2 would erase it.
  • •The claim in the Smart Claims demo occurred on 12 Feb — after this retry.
  • •That ordering is exactly what the coverage check reads.

Why it matters

A billing system that silently replaces a failed payment with a successful one makes the coverage question unanswerable six months later. The retry is a new event, not a correction.

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