[0:03] Hello, and welcome to our GovTalk event. Today, we are going to be reviewing our newest feature,

[0:10] account enrollment for our online payment portal.

[0:18] We will cover account enrollment, the ability

[0:21] to link billing accounts, e-wallet functionality, and the ability to submit one-time payments,

[0:29] as well as scheduling future payments.

[0:34] Now, let's take a look at the options that we have

[0:36] from regards to the configuration on your portal.

[0:43] Now here we can see the standard configuration

[0:48] that includes an open search mechanism.

[0:51] We do have the additional option

[0:54] of having your portal be pin protected

[0:57] if that's what your current configuration is.

[1:01] So taking a look at the open search option,

[1:04] the first thing a user will notice

[1:06] is this new box here at the top.

[1:08] This is where a user could go ahead and click to register their account initially.

[1:14] They will do so by entering a valid email address and clicking continue.

[1:19] Once they do so, they will receive a verification code to complete their account creation process.

[1:26] Now let's look at an account that I've already created.

[1:31] So I'm going to go ahead and log in and

[1:37] here we can see the welcome screen when we first log in to the portal.

[1:40] As you can see I have not linked any billing accounts to this current login, but if I wanted

[1:47] to do so I would simply click on manage billing accounts.

[1:52] I then would be able to search by my name and

[2:00] then get a listing of the accounts that

[2:01] I wish to link. So here I see my tax as well as my utility account.

[2:13] So I can save those and see that those are now linked to my account.

[2:19] Now let's take a look at that from a pin perspective.

[2:22] So

[2:28] here with pin features turned on, when I want to link an account, I am required to

[2:33] provide my account ID as well as my pin.

[2:38] If I had my utility account with my pin,

[2:46] I can see it pulls up my account, I can select

[2:48] it and save it.

[2:54] Let's take a look at an account that has been previously set up.

[3:05] I'm going to go ahead and log in.

[3:06] And

[3:10] here I can see I've already got my tax and my utility account linked to my login.

[3:18] So, through this option, I can manage my payment methods.

[3:26] You can see I've already linked my checking account, as well as my American Express card.

[3:32] If I wanted to add a new payment method, I could do so here.

[3:36] Again, I could add another credit debit card or another bank account, depending on which

[3:41] method I wanted to add, as well as I could go back and edit my current payment methods.

[3:49] For some reason my checking account changed, or I needed to update my American Express

[3:53] card with the new expiration date.

[3:55] I can do that through here as well.

[4:00] Now I also have the ability to view the billing information from my accounts directly from

[4:05] this site.

[4:06] Here I can see the current balances that are due, but if I were to view, it would take me

[4:12] simply to the normal payment portal page that all of your residents are

[4:17] currently used to. I can see my current billing information, I can see my

[4:21] prior billing information, I have my basic account information on top, and here I

[4:26] can choose to make a payment, schedule a future payment, or sign up for e-bill

[4:33] enrollment.

[4:37] When I decide to make a payment, I could click here, if I wanted to make a

[4:41] one-time payment submission. You can see I have the option to select my payment method

[4:47] through the drop-down menu. So I wanted to use my checking account. I can choose the amount

[4:54] that I wish to pay at this time, and then submit that payment through the portal here.

[5:01] I also have the ability to schedule a payment to happen at a future date.

[5:10] So pulling this

[5:10] up, I can choose the date I wish to make the payment. So I wanted it to make a payment

[5:16] on December 15th.

[5:20] I wanted to make a payment of $1,000, and

[5:24] then I can choose which payment method

[5:26] I would want to use. Let's choose my checking account. Now I can schedule this payment.

[5:36] Here I'm greeted with a message that lets me know that I'm going to make a payment of $1,000, $1.95,

[5:42] which includes a service fee of $1.95 since I decided to use the eCheck method.

[5:48] I can see the breakdown of my payments here with my merchant amount, the amount of my

[5:52] fee, and the total amount I'm going to pay.

[5:55] It's going to ask me if I want to process this payment and then I will go ahead and confirm.

[6:00] Upon confirming, I am greeted with the option to review the terms and conditions of my submission.

[6:05] I can do so by clicking this link and reviewing those terms and conditions, but let's say I've

[6:11] made payments in the past, so I'm already familiar with those terms, so I'm going to agree

[6:16] and confirm.

[6:21] Now here we can see that I had a previous payment already scheduled for the 15th of

[6:26] November and then I just made another payment that I wanted to schedule for the 15th of December.

[6:32] So let's say at this point I want to remove that payment. I can delete my scheduled payment

[6:42] and that will remove it from the portal.

[6:50] Now another option on here is e-bill enrollment.

[6:53] So through this option, I can either sign up for or unsubscribe from e-bills based on the current status of my account.

[7:03] So if my account currently does not obtain e-bills, I can go ahead and enroll by providing my e-mail address.

[7:11] Now if I already was signed up for e-bills, this would simply unsubscribe me from that service as well.

[7:16] I

[7:19] can return home.

[7:21] I also have my utility information on here as well if I wish to make a payment.

[7:28] Now other options that are included on here for me is the ability to edit my profile.

[7:39] Through here I can enter my username if I wish to update my email address.

[7:46] I can edit my contact information or I can simply delete my account.

[7:57] Now through this option as well I have the ability to manage my billing accounts.

[8:02] So I've wished to remove these properties.

[8:04] I can do so through here.

[8:06] Maybe I moved, and I'm no longer living at this address.

[8:09] I could simply remove this account,

[8:11] and then add another account that I wish to manage.

[8:17] And then the last piece of this is that even with these options,

[8:22] you still retain all the initial functionality of your web portal.

[8:31] So I can still go ahead, pull up my tax account,

[8:33] and

[8:37] submit a one-time payment as I have done previously in the past.

[8:45] Now I want to thank you for viewing our newest online payment portal features,

[8:50] and please contact Edmund GovTech with any questions.

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