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title: "Viewing a Pledge Schedule"
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description: "Viewing a pledge schedule in infoodle (Finance → Pledges → Manage Pledge → Schedule): due dates, status, amount and payments; change, delete or restore dates."
updated: 2026-10-29T22:10:24Z
published: 2026-10-29T22:10:24Z
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# Viewing a Pledge Schedule

A pledge schedule is the list of each date that the pledge falls due, e.g. a one year pledge that is due to be paid monthly would have a list of 12 dates in irder schedule.

The schedule lists every date of a pledge with its status and amount.

1. Open the person's profile.
2. Open the **Finance** tab. Depending on how your profile page is set up, this is a tab on the profile, or an option in the **More profile functions** cog in the top-left of the profile.
3. Click **Pledges**.
4. Find the pledge in the list.
5. Click its **Action** button.
6. Click **Manage Pledge**. The **Edit Pledge** panel opens.
7. Click **Schedule** in the menu on the left.

On the schedule:

- **Amount:** the amount due for that date, as set on the pledge. For a **Part Paid** date this is still the full amount due, not the amount paid so far.
- **Part Paid** and **Paid (matched)** with one payment: click the status to open the payment in a new tab.
- **Part Paid** and **Paid (matched)** with more than one payment: each payment is listed under the status with the amount it put on the date. Click an amount to open that payment in a new tab.
- **Change date** and **Change amount:** offered on **Planned**, **Date passed** and **Checked - donor manages payment** dates.
- **Delete:** removes an unpaid date from the pledge. It shows as **Deleted**, crossed out. A one-off pledge has only one date, so use **Delete Pledge** for it instead.
- **Restore:** offered on a **Deleted** date. It brings the date back as an unpaid date.