How do I record a manual or ad-hoc payment?
Recording cash, EFT, partial, and bulk payments against invoices
Most invoices need their payment recorded manually once you have received it. The exceptions are debit order invoices and invoices sent via an ad-hoc gateway (Paystack, Netcash PayNow, or Stripe) - those reconcile automatically (see below).
Record a single payment
Accounts >> Invoices >> find the invoice >> Actions >> Record Payment >> select the payment method (Cash, EFT, etc.) >> enter the amount and date >> Submit. The invoice status updates to Paid. You can also open the invoice first via Actions >> View and record the payment from there.
Record a partial payment
You can record a partial payment against an invoice. The invoice only changes to Paid once the recorded payments add up to the full amount.
Record payments in bulk
Accounts >> Invoices >> tick the invoices you want >> Bulk Actions >> Record Payment >> enter the payment details >> Submit.
Debit order and ad-hoc gateway payments
Payments made by debit order or through an ad-hoc gateway reflect automatically once the member pays or the gateway releases the payment - you do not record these manually. If a debit order comes back unsuccessful, the invoice status changes to unpaid and you will need to arrange an alternative payment with the member: cash, EFT, or a payment request via an ad-hoc gateway (Paystack, Netcash PayNow, or Stripe) if you are integrated with one.
For more on managing debit orders, see How do I manage my Netcash debit batches in Octiv?, How do I manage my Three Peaks debit batches in Octiv?, and Debit Order Subscriptions (GoCardless). For requesting an ad-hoc payment, see How do I set up and manage Paystack?, How do I set up and manage Netcash PayNow?, and How do I use Stripe?