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# Pay Terms

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Pay Terms allows you to set up your payment terms and billing modes. These terms and codes should be set up in conjunction with your Accounts Receivable Terms Codes.

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### Billing Terms

These are used in each customer’s profile to further isolate records selected during a billing cycle selection. As an example you might setup the following billing methods:

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Once  Terms and Billing modes are set up, go to Resources > Customers and [edit your customers](/fast-weigh-knowledge-base/references/ticketing-app/application/customers.md) to assign these Terms to each customer record.

* &#x20;Adding a particular billing mode to a customer profile allows you to select tickets for billing based on the customer’s assigned method.


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