
“All your campus needs at your fingertips”

“Manage your campus accounts, add your ID to Apple Wallet, and more”

“Follow detailed activity on your accounts”

“Switch it up with dark mode”

“Add money to your accounts”

“Keep track of your meal plans”

“Manage your cards at the flip of a switch”

“Set up alerts when your accounts are low”

“Check your accounts at a quick glance”
A closer look at the screenshots

Named campus balances divide the account dashboard.

A digital student ID appears as a Wallet pass.

Transactions form a dated account ledger.

The account interface switches to a dark theme.

A number pad appears beside an Apple Pay option.

A large meals-left figure anchors the plan view.

A switch controls card availability.

Alert preferences occupy a sparse settings list.

A balance widget appears on the home screen.
About this app
For users at participating campuses and institutions, eAccounts mobile makes it easy to view account balances, add money and track recent transactions. At select campuses, users can now add their ID card to Wallet to access places like your residence hall, the library, and events; or pay for laundry, snacks, and dinners using their iPhone and Apple Watch. Key Features & Benefits: • View account balances • Track recent transactions • Add money to accounts using Apple Pay or a previously-saved payment method • Add your ID card to Apple Wallet (select campuses) • Barcode (select campuses) • Report cards lost or found • Multi Factor Authentication • App Shortcuts • Change PIN Requirements: • Campus or institution must subscribe to eAccounts service • Campus or institution must enable mobile features to provide access to users • Wi-Fi or cellular data plan for Internet access Contact your campus ID card office to check availability.
Headlines in this set
9 screenshots · 9 with a headline
“All your campus needs at your fingertips”
At your fingertips frames mobile access, while all campus needs exceeds the shown accounts.
“Manage your campus accounts, add your ID to Apple Wallet, and more”
Apple Wallet makes the ID destination specific within a broader management line.
“Follow detailed activity on your accounts”
Detailed activity describes the records available for review.
“Switch it up with dark mode”
Switch it up gives an appearance setting a casual tone.
“Add money to your accounts”
Add money states the account-funding action directly.
“Keep track of your meal plans”
Keep track frames meal-plan data as an ongoing balance check.
“Manage your cards at the flip of a switch”
Flip of a switch explains the simple control for card status.
“Set up alerts when your accounts are low”
When accounts are low states the notification condition.
“Check your accounts at a quick glance”
Quick glance describes the widget's brief checking use case.
How Education sets are usually built
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