Checklist - Payments
What to check before your organisation pays its first batch through Backed.
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Ensure you've double checked the following:
- Fill in your bank file settings under
Settings > Profile and terms > Payments:ABA files (Australian dollars), or the NZ Direct Credit group for New Zealand dollars. - Verify each recipient's bank account where it is kept: a payment under a contract that keeps a bank account is paid into the contract's account, so select
Verifybeside itsUnverifiedbadge on the contract, choose how you checked it, then selectVerify bank account. - A payment under a contract that keeps no bank account, or with no contract (such as a Contact Payment), is paid into the account on the applicant's record: select
Verifythere, choose how you checked it, then selectVerify bank account. - Where
Verifyisn't offered (it needs the Contracts module), confirm the accounts when you approve: on the batch'sSubmitstep, underBank accounts to confirm, choose how you checked them and tick "I have verified these bank accounts". - Create your first batch:
Create Payment BatchunderAward and pay > Payments, with today's date in its title. - On the batch's
Submitstep, chooseSend it to someone else for review, so the person who approves it is not the person who prepared it. - Once the batch is approved, select
Bank fileon its page, thenMake bank file, and upload the file to your bank. - When your bank has paid the batch, select
Mark as Paidon its page. - Then reconcile: on
All payments, setPaid dateto the day it was paid andStatustoPaid, selectExport, and tick each payment off against your bank statement.
This appears only when it is turned on for your organisation. Labels that name Payment Batch,
Contract and Applicant use your organisation's own term if you've renamed it.
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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