Auto_Pay_Autopay_

Auto Pay (Autopay)

 

Version

2026.02

 

Overview 

Auto Pay automatically pays your eligible charges when they’re due, so you don’t have to remember to make a payment each time.

Once Auto Pay is turned on, payments are processed using your saved payment method.

 

How Auto Pay works

When AutoPay is enabled:

  • Charges are paid automatically on their due date
  • Your default payment method is used
  • You receive a confirmation once payment is processed

This helps you avoid missed payments and late fees.

 

What Auto Pay can be used for

Auto Pay applies to eligible recurring or scheduled charges in Community Connect Portal.

One-time or manual charges may still require you to pay them yourself.

 

When Auto Pay runs

Auto Pay processes payments on the due date of the charge.

If a payment can’t be completed, the charge will appear as Failed, and you’ll be prompted to take action.

 

 

 

Instructions

 

Setting up Auto Pay

1. Open Utility Bills. 

2. Click Manage Auto Pay. (Button at the bottom of the Customer Info tile.)

 

3. Schedule the payment. 

  • Enter the days before the due date to submit payment. 
  • To limit the payment amount, check Would you like to establish a maximum payment amount for auto pay? And then, enter the maximum payment amount. 
  • Click Next to continue. 

 

 

4. Enter the payment method. 

  • Enter the credit card, checking account, or savings account. 
  • Click Schedule Auto Pay. 

 

 

Changing my Auto Pay payment method

1. Open Utility Bills. 

2. Click Manage Auto Pay. (Button at the bottom of the Customer Info tile.)

3. Schedule payment. 

4. When you set up the payment method, you can enter a new payment method or select a different payment method. 

5. Click Schedule Auto Pay. 

 

 

 

 

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