Where is our groups money?


Each student group has an account set up for their funds when they get ratified. This works through a financial system called Ezora. This main account is then split into four smaller accounts, or categories for your payments.


You can use your Ezora account to track your finances as well as send invoices. 


How do I access our account?


Your Treasurer will be provided with a login and will have access to the Ezora account and can login at any point.


 If you’re having trouble logging in, send in a ticket and we’ll get it sorted for you!


What are all the different accounts?

  •  The RESTRICTED account is where all membership money is paid into, and is used to cover costs related to the core activities of the group - the bread and butter of what you do. You can transfer funds into this account from other accounts, but funds cannot be moved out unless there is an exceptional circumstance. For example, paying for your coach or instructor, or licence and affiliation costs.

  • Your SOCIAL account is for you to use on everything extra outside of your core purpose, such as group socials. You can only spend from this account if it is in credit (so have a check!) and don't forget, you can always fundraise to pop some money back in here. You cannot transfer money from the restricted, other or grant accounts into your social account, so check before you make any purchases that could put you in debt!

  • Some groups also have an ‘OTHER’ account. For sports clubs, the other account is most commonly used as a TRANSPORT account. Media outlets are most likely to use their other account for compliance costs, whereas societies may use this account for a wide variety of reasons, like a flagship event that occurs each year. If you want to use your other account or if you’re unsure if you actually have one drop us a ticket on Freshdesk and we can help.

  • Your GRANT account holds the money you have received from Funding Opportunities from the SU.

If you are ever having any issues with your accounts, you don't understand them, or you think you have some big spending coming up, please come and talk to us!