Payments – How To Read Transaction Details
Primary Information
- Transaction ID – helps to easily locate and manage specific transactions
- Transaction Type – helps to determine if the transaction was a sale or refund
- Auth Only – an authorization was collected but the patient has not been charged
- Sale – the patient was charged
- Refund – the patient was provided a refund
- Void- the transaction was voided
- Decline- the transaction was declined and patient was not charged
- Requested Amount – the amount the customer requested from the patient during the time of the transaction
- Authorized Amount- the amount the customer transmits to the credit or debit card processor to make sure the patient has the funds required to make the transaction
- Authorization Response – the response from the issuing bank of the cardholder showing an approval or decline – see below link that outlines the responses under user message column:
- Transaction Date: the date the transaction was ran
Account Information
- First Name/Last Name – name of the cardholder/patient
- Card Brand/Card Type – the card brand company that issued the card (Examples: Visa, Mastercard, Amex, Discover)
- Account Type – refers to the holder type
- ‘P’ stands for a Personal Account
- ‘O’ stands for an Organization Account
- Account Number – last 4 digits of the card number the transaction was ran on
- Expiration Date – when the card used will expire
- Billing Address/Zip Code- if entered, this is the address associated with the card
Authorization Information
- AVS Response/Codes- provides detailed information on address verification. Below is a link to the AVS codes and meanings:
- CVV Response/Codes – provides detailed information on Card Verification Value found on the back of the card. Below is a link to the CVV codes and meanings:
- Gateway Response Code – provides detailed information on the various response codes that can be received from the gateway. Below is a link to the Gateway Response Codes and their meanings:
- Authorization Code – a system generated code used as an authentication factor received from the issuing bank of the card
Settlement Information
- Settlement Status – this identifies whether the transaction is settled or unsettled
- If transactions show as unsettled from prior day, it most likely came in after settlement time and will settle upon next settlement
- Settlement Date – the date the transaction settles, please note this can differ from the transaction date
- Batch ID – this identifies which batch the transaction is located in, a new batch starts after each settlement
Source Information
- Merchant Account – identifies which merchant account the transaction is associated with
- Username – identifies you which username the transaction was ran under
- Source IP – the IP address of the device or network the transaction was ran on
- Entry Method – how the transaction was entered (for balance collect and recurring transactions, the entry method will be ‘KD/KEYED’
Below is a full screenshot of the transaction details you will see: