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# Receiving Payments
This lesson will show you how to recieve payment for a bill in AgileCase.
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## Select a bill
In order to recieve payment for a bill in AgileCase, first you must select a bill. To do this, click the hyperlinked bill ID.
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## Click "Recieve Payment"
On the invoice details page, click the "Recieve Payment" button in the top right hand side of the screen to record the payment.
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## Fill out payment details
To recieve the payment you must first fill out the payment details, you can select a source, the destination that the money will be paid in to and the amount to be paid.
You can also attach a note to the details in order to indentify the payment.
Once this is complete, click "Save Changes" to recieve the payment.
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## View payment
Once the payment has been recieved it will be listed under the "Payments" tab on the invoice details page.
A bill can be paid in several installments but once the balance has been recieved the "Recieve Payment" button will dissapear.
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## Payment complete
Once payment is complete, the bill will be marked as "Paid" on the bills tab.
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