Delete a Pending Payment- Article no. 5903
Estimated Reading Time: 1 MinutesIntroduction
- Always use BOLT when deleting a payment
- BOLT stamps notes on the Summary Tab with the user, date, time with text indicating the payment was deleted with the post date, amount and MOP
- BOLT stamps notes on the Summary Tab with the user, date, time with text indicating the payment was deleted with the post date, amount and MOP
- When the deleted payment cancelled a non pay work order, email Financial Services fsbo@astound.com
- If the payment already posted, see Double Credit Card Payment/Pending Payment Authorization to setup and route a refund case
Resolution Steps
- Select MOP / Payment History tab
- Verify the Payment History contains a Pending Payment
- When Aprvl Code column shows payment's Pending, a radio button appears in the Delete column
- When Aprvl Code column shows payment is Batched, the payment moved to Unapplied Payments, and cannot be deleted
- When Aprvl Code column shows payment's Pending, a radio button appears in the Delete column
- Click the radio button next to the Pending Payment and select Delete Payment
- Read the scripting to the customer
- Advise the customer their Financial Institution may hold funds for 72 hours
- Advise the customer their Financial Institution may hold funds for 72 hours
- Select Delete Payment
- The payment flashes yellow followed by an immediate page refresh
- Payment is no longer shown on the MOP/Payment History, General Ledger or Collections Tab
- The payment flashes yellow followed by an immediate page refresh
- BOLT stamps notes on the Summary Tab with the user, date, time with text indicating the payment was deleted with the post date, amount and MOP
- To view the note, uncheck Hide Financial Notes
- To view the note, uncheck Hide Financial Notes
- Locate the convenience fee batch number on the General Ledger tab and delete the convenience fee