Funds in payments
See each fund's balances and unpaid total, then find the payments made from a fund by fund and status.
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Award and pay > Payments > Funds shows what each fund has and owes, and the payments made from
your funds. It only reads: you change a payment's fund on the payment itself.
This appears only when it is turned on for your organisation. It needs both the Payments and Funds
modules, and you need the Can access Payments permission. Labels that name Fund and Payment
use your organisation's own term if you've renamed it.
See each fund's balances
Balances lists every fund, each in its own currency:
Distribution Amount: what the fund has to give.Paid Amount: what has been paid from it, less any refunds received.Available Amount: theDistribution Amountless thePaid Amount.Unpaid: payments that arePending ApprovalorApproved.
Select a fund's name to open its record. The Totals lines at the bottom add the funds up, one line
for each currency. Amounts in different currencies are never added together.
Find a payment
Payments lists the payments that carry a fund, newest Paid Date first.
- Choose a fund under
Fund, a status underStatus, or both. Only the payments that match are listed. - Select the name in a payment's
Batchcolumn to open its batch. A payment on no batch shows—. - Select
Load moreto read the next fifty.
Only payments for funding rounds you can see are listed. The figures in Balances always count
every payment.
Change a payment's fund
While a payment is Pending Approval you can change its fund in two places: its row when
building a payment batch, and its
Edit form. You can also name a fund on Add Payment.
Once a payment is approved its fund can't change. It shows "This payment's Fund can't change once the payment is approved." A fund must be in the payment's currency: a fund in another currency is refused and the message names both currencies.
See also
This page uses Backed's default terms, such as Funding Round and Application Template. An organisation may rename them, so read each as your organisation's own term if you've renamed it.
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