When a landowner requires payment at the access, the preparation reminder tells the guide to bring money before the guide pays personally and records what changed hands.
Track
Paid At Access
Phase
Field payment
Starts with
Field payment expected
Ends with
Personal expense pending reimbursement
As an exceptional agreement, the landowner does not accept payment later. Trailhead warns the primary guide during preparation, presents the agreement-derived expectation, and records the guide's personal payment for later reimbursement through Finance.
The primary guide is assigned to a Program that includes an access with Guide pays at access terms.
The reminder identifies the access, direction, expected amount, and currency before the field day.
The guide receives a payment expectation without seeing or changing the full agreement.
This is the key moment: an expected charge becomes a field fact only after the guide pays with personal money and confirms the handoff.
Actual payment facts remain distinct from the amount the agreement expected.
Supporting context helps Operations resolve differences without inventing missing details.
Owner activity shows a paid-at-access event with no unpaid owner balance, while the guide reimbursement remains pending with Finance.
Pays with personal money, confirms the handoff, and records the field facts.
Resolves the expected terms and preserves usage and payment as separate records.
Reviews the expected charge beside the actual field-payment evidence.
The preparation reminder, access, expected payment, confirmation, and actual payment fields
Why: Record what happened without calculating the commercial charge.
Expected terms and actual field-payment evidence as separate facts
Why: Understand differences and keep owner activity trustworthy.
Linked access usage and guide payment records
Why: Preserve operational trace without creating an unpaid owner charge.
The agreement sets the expected charge; Trailhead reminds the primary guide to bring money; the guide pays personally and records the facts; Finance handles reimbursement.