Auto-pay
If your bank or provider charges you automatically, toggle Auto-Pay on. DueZen marks the item paid on its due date without any action from you, which keeps your history accurate for bills you never touch.- Toggle it on the add, edit, or detail screen
- Auto-paid history entries carry a lightning bolt badge
- You can still override the amount manually if it differed from the expected value
Flux alerts for variable bills
Flux alerts are for bills whose amount changes month to month — electricity, water, a credit card minimum. With flux enabled, DueZen prompts you to check the current invoice before the bill is auto-paid or logged.- Enable Flux from the detail screen of any variable-amount bill
- The notification fires 3 days before the due date
- It prompts you to open the app and confirm this cycle’s amount
- The confirmed amount is recorded in payment history
Flux alerts also power a money-saved moment. When you pay a flux-enabled bill at an amount at least 2% and $0.50 below its three-payment average, DueZen shows the difference as money caught. See Celebrations and rewards.
Grace periods
A grace period is the number of days after the due date during which payment can still be made without a late fee. Many credit cards allow 5 to 10 days. Set it in days on the bill’s detail screen.- The item is not marked overdue until the grace period expires
- A grace period alert fires 1 day before the window closes
- Grace periods do not change payment history timestamps