Edit a recurring charge
When to edit a recurring charge
Editing a recurring charge changes the template that generates future charges — its amount, schedule, frequency, chart account, or end date. Use it when the rent goes up, the billing day changes, or you want future charges to stop on a certain date.
Editing the template only affects charges generated from now on. Charges that were already generated stay on the lease as they are — to change one of those, edit or delete that individual charge.
Before you start
- The lease must already have at least one recurring charge. See Set up recurring charges on a lease.
Steps
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In the left sidebar, click Leases, then open the lease.
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On the Lease Summary page, click the Financials tab.
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Find the recurring charge in the Recurring Charges list, open its Action menu, and choose Edit.

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Update any of the fields:
- Tenant — who the charge is billed to.
- Start Date and End Date — when billing runs. To stop future billing on a set date, enter an End Date and make sure Until Lease Ends is unchecked so your date is used.
- Frequency — how often it repeats.
- Chart Account — how the generated charges are categorized.
- Amount — the amount billed each period.
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Click Save.
What you’ll see
After saving, you return to the Lease Summary and the Recurring Charges list reflects your change. Future generated charges use the new settings.
Tips
- To stop future billing without deleting the template, just set an End Date — no new charges are generated after that date.
- The End Date must be after the Start Date, or the form shows an error.
- Changing the amount here does not change charges that were already generated. Adjust those individually if needed.
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