Some borrowers still mail a check every month. A coupon book gives them a torn-off slip for each one, instead of guessing the amount or losing the loan number.
Open the menu
On an asset loan with a primary borrower, click Borrower Items in the header, then find Coupon Book.
Choose how many months to print
Pick 6, 12, 24, 36, or 60 months. The book stops early at whatever's left on the schedule, so a loan with 4 payments remaining prints 4 coupons even if you ask for 12.
What's on each coupon
Every coupon repeats the loan number, borrower name, payment number, due date, and the amount due broken into principal & interest plus escrow, so a single torn-off coupon is self-contained however it gets mailed back. Each one also has a remittance stub (amount enclosed / check #) and a payee line ("make checks payable to…").
Paying online instead
Each coupon includes a Pay online box with a clickable link into the borrower's portal, the same secure, no-login page every other statement links to, showing their balance and payment history.
Balloon and final payments
If a loan has a balloon, the last coupon in its schedule is flagged FINAL PAYMENT: BALLOON DUE so it isn't mistaken for a regular month. A loan that matures naturally flags its last coupon FINAL SCHEDULED PAYMENT instead.
A paid-off or fully-matured loan has nothing left to print: the book renders a single clean "No Upcoming Coupons" page rather than an empty or broken PDF. See also Statements & payment receipts.