When you have a bounced or bad check, or a user reports a transaction as fraud to their bank, you should use Bad Payment Reversals. In those cases, the credit card company takes the money out of your merchant account, so this is how we put the balance back into the cardholder's account and recover those funds.
Important Note
- ACH transactions will always show as successful in Recreation Management regardless of whether the payment was received or not. Please check your gateway provider to verify if an ACH payment was received. If it was not received, follow the steps below to Indicate a bad payment in Recreation Management.
Instructions
- Login to Rec
- Ensure you are on the Accounts tab
- Search for and select the desired user account
- Select Indicate Bad Payment under Account Actions
- Select the Transaction with the bad payment
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Note: Select the Transaction number to open the receipts from this screen.
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- Fill in the additional Bad Payment fields
- Transaction Date: Indicates the date that the reversal is in effect; you can backdate this, or date it for today. This will be the date on the receipt
- Additional Bad Payment Charge: Adds an additional fee add-on to this transaction (such as an NSF fee or a chargeback fee)
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Apply Flag to Account: Apply a flag to the account
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Note: Flags can be used to suspend access to membership check-ins or new registrations (will not prevent facility reservations). View our Account Flags article for more information.
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- Note For Reversal: Add notes about the reversal for documentation
- Select Continue
- Review and select Submit
- A Bad Payment Reversal Receipt will appear
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Receipt:
- Email: Send receipt over email
- Print: Print from computer
- Thermal: Print on receipt paper
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Permit:
- Email: Send permit over email
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Print: Print from computer
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Note: Permit is only visible if bad payment is associated with a permit
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Receipt:
In-Article Glossary
Review the Help Center Glossary, a comprehensive explanation of the acronyms, abbreviations, and company-specific terminology. The terms located in this section are listed alphabetically:
- ACH: Automated Clearing House network. An electronic fund transfer is made between banks and credit unions across what is called the Automated Clearing House network.
Comments
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Does this work for customers that paid via credit card as well? I see your example is for people who paid with the payment method "user credit".
My desk clerks are unable to access "Indicate Bad Payment". They end up voiding it and this causes the account to still have a balance for the membership, but no longer have the pass to that membership. I can't find how to give them permission to access "Indicate Bad Payment".
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