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Schedule Credit Card Payments

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  • Create a customer payment journal, generate a payment proposal filtered by date range and credit card method, select invoices, click Create Payments, then use Functions ▸ Generate Credit Card Payments and Post.
  • Delete any lines with zero or debit amounts before generating. If authorisation fails, unauthorised lines are deleted automatically and must be retried manually.

Scheduled credit card processing handles bulk fee payments via credit card for a defined period.

  1. Create the journal and generate a payment proposal

    From the FNO dashboard, open Modules ▸ Accounts receivable, expand Payments, and click Customer payment journal. Click New, select the appropriate journal (③), then click Lines in the Action Pane (④).

    Click Payment Proposal and select Create Payment Proposal (⑤). In the dialog, set the date range for due invoices (⑥) (e.g., January 1 to January 31), set the Method of payment to the credit card (CC) method (⑦), set the Summarised payment date (⑧), then click OK (⑨). The system lists all invoices due within the selected period.

    Schedule Credit Card Payments — the Customer payment journal lines view showing the payment proposal creation dialog

    Schedule Credit Card Payments — the payment proposal results with invoices listed for selection

    Schedule Credit Card Payments — the journal lines after Create Payments with any zero-amount lines to be deleted

  2. Select invoices and create payments

    Select the invoices to be paid, or leave all unmarked to select all (⑩). Click Create Payments to transfer selected invoices to the payment journal. Delete any lines with zero or debit amounts before proceeding. Enter the Payment reference as required (⑪).

    Schedule Credit Card Payments — the Functions > Generate Credit Card Payments option in the toolbar

  3. Authorise and post

    Click Functions in the Action Pane, then select Generate Credit Card Payments (⑬). The system requests authorisation from the service provider. If successful, the status changes to Approved. If authorisation fails, a failure message appears, unauthorised lines are deleted, and those transactions must be manually retried or reviewed.

    Once authorisation is received, click Post.

    Schedule Credit Card Payments — the journal with Approved status and the Post button active