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For multi-tenant users, the walkthrough starts after selecting the tenant and landing on the home screen {% endhint %} | **Step No.** | **Element** | **Note** | | ------------ | --------------------------- | ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 1 | Tenant selection | Click here to switch to other Gram Panchayats | | 2 | Household Register | Household Register contains a list of all consumers and their pending amounts | | 3 | Collect Payments | Use collect payments to search for consumers, generate bills and collect payments | | 4 | Download Bills and Receipts | Search by consumer details such as name or phone number to download bills & receipts | | 5 | Add Expense Record | Use this to make a new expenditure entry into the system | | 6 | Update Expenses | | | 7 | Generate Demand | | | 8 | Create Consumer | Create consumers records by adding details | | 9 | Update Consumer Details | | | 10 | GPWSC Dashboard | View daily, monthly collection and expenditure summary | | 11 | Notifications | Any new notifications that require your action regarding collections and expenditure will be shown here | **Consumer creation screen** | **Step No.** | **Element** | **Note** | | ------------ | --------------------------- | -------------------------------------------------------------- | | 1 | Consumer’s Name | Start creating a consumer record by entering the consumer name | | 2 | Gender | Select gender of the consumer | | 3 | Father's Name | Add father’s name of the consumer | | 4 | Mobile Number | Enter the mobile number of the consumer | | 5 | Old Connection id | Enter OLD Connection ID Number. Eg.105 | | 6 | Door Number | | | 7 | Street No/Street Name | | | 8 | Ward | Select the ward where the consumer resides | | 9 | Gram Panchayat | | | 10 | Property Type | Select one from residential/commercial type of property | | 11 | Service Type | Select if the connection is metered or non-metered | | 12 | Meter Number | Add meter number of the connection of the consumer | | 13 | Previous meter reading date | Add the date of the last meter reading | | 14 | Arrears | Add amount the household has to pay until today | **Expense Entry Screen** | **Step No.** | **Element** | **Note** | | ------------ | --------------- | -------------------------------------------------- | | 1 | Type of Expense | Select the category of expenditure | | 2 | Vendor Name | Mention the name of the vendor who raised the bill | | 3 | Amount | Add the amount that is mentioned in the bill | | 4 | Bill Date | Add date on which bill is entered into records | | 5 | Party Bill Date | Add date on which the bill is raised | | 6 | Attach Bill | Attach JPEG/ PDF formats of the bill here | | 7 | | | **Dashboard** | **Step No.** | **Element** | **Note** | | ------------ | --------------------- | ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- | | 1 | User feedback section | Feedback provided by consumers is shown here | | 2 | Collections Snapshot | Summary of collections made in the selected time period | | 3 | Search field | You can search for the consumer by Name or connection ID | | 4 | Filters | Use filters to drill down by property type | | 5 | Connection ID Column | These are new Connection IDs of consumers. 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