Credit Card Processing for Sales
Form ID: (SO507000)
You use this form to find and mass-process credit card payments and prepayments that have been applied to sales orders and sales invoices. By using this form, you can capture, validate, void, and reauthorize any of the listed credit card payments or prepayments.
Form Toolbar
The form toolbar includes standard and form-specific buttons and commands. For the list of standard buttons, see Form Toolbar and More Menu. The form-specific commands are listed in the following table.
Button | Description |
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Process | Initiates the selected processing (based on the Action you select) for the credit card payments and prepayments you have selected in the table. |
Process All | Initiates the selected processing (based on the Action you select) for all credit card payments and prepayments listed in the table. |
Selection Area
In this area, you can select criteria to narrow the credit card payments or prepayments to be displayed in the table, as well as the action to be applied if you click Process or Process All.
Element | Description |
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Action | The action to be taken for each credit card payment or prepayment included in
processing if you click Process or Process
All on the form toolbar. Select one of the following options:
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Customer | The customer for which payments and prepayment applied to sales orders and SO invoices will be listed and can be selected for processing. Leave the box blank to view payments and prepayments from various customers. |
Start Date | The start date of the date range when the payments and prepayments to be listed were created. (The Payment Date column of the table shows the date of creation for each payment and prepayment.) You can leave the box blank to view all payments and prepayments with dates before the End Date. |
End Date | The end date of the date range when the payments and prepayments to be listed were created. (The Payment Date column of the table shows the date of creation for each payment and prepayment.) You can leave the box blank to view all payments and prepayments that meet the criteria for a selected action. |
Increase Authorized Amount Before Capture |
A check box that indicates (if selected) that the authorized payment amount can be increased for each document selected in the table. With this check box selected, the Increased Authorized Amount and Increased Applied Amount columns appear in the table. If these columns contain values, the authorized payment amount can be increased for the row. If these columns are empty, the capture process will be applied to the payment amount in the row when you click Process. With this check box selected, when you select one or more payments and click Process (or when you click Process All) on the form toolbar, the system performs the following actions for each processed payment:
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Table
This table displays the credit card payments and prepayments that match the criteria you have specified in the Selection area. You can process all of the listed payments and prepayments by clicking Process All on the form toolbar, or you can process only those you include for processing by selecting the check boxes in the Included column and then clicking Process All on the form toolbar.
Column | Description |
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Included | A check box that you select to include the payment or prepayment specified in the row in processing if you click Process. |
Type | The type of a payment document. The available types are Payment and Prepayment. |
Reference Nbr. | The reference number of the payment document. If you click this number, the system opens the Payments and Applications (AR302000) form in a pop-up window so you can view the details of the payment or prepayment. |
Payment Date | The date when the payment document was created. |
Payment Period | The financial period associated with the payment date. |
Customer | The identifier of the customer for which the payment document was created. |
Customer Name | The name of the customer defined in the system, which may be a trade name or a doing-business-as (DBA) name. |
Increased Authorized Amount |
The unpaid balance of the sales order or sales invoice plus the current amount authorized for the payment. This column appears in the table if either of the following conditions is met:
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Increased Applied Amount |
The amount that will be applied to the sales order or sales invoice after the authorized payment amount is increased. This column appears in the table if either of the following conditions is met:
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Status | The status of the payment document. |
Proc. Status |
The processing status of the credit card transaction associated with the payment or prepayment. |
Currency | The currency of the payment or prepayment. |
Payment Amount | The total of the payment or prepayment. |
Proc. Center ID | The identifier of the plug-in used for integration with the processing center. |
Payment Method | The payment method that was used to create the payment or prepayment. |
Document Type | The type of document to which the payment or prepayment has been applied. |
Document Number | The reference number of the document to which the payment or prepayment has been applied. If you click this number, the system opens the Sales Orders (SO301000) or Invoices (SO303000) form in a pop-up window so you can view the sales order or SO invoice. |
Document Status | The current status of the document to which the payment or prepayment has been applied. |
Applied Amount | The amount of the payment or prepayment that has been applied to the document. |
Credit Terms | The identifier of the credit terms that have been selected for the document to which the payment or prepayment has been applied. |
Error Description | The error that the processing center has returned if the processing of the transaction has failed. |
Funds Hold Expiration Date | The expiration date of the funds hold. This date is determined based on the
value of the Funds Hold Period (Days) column on the
Processing Centers tab of the Payment Methods (CA204000) form. Attention: This column is hidden by default.
You can display this column in the table by using the Column
Configuration dialog box. For details, see Table Layout: Process Activity. |