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Deposit Report

The Deposit Report provides a consolidated view of all funds deposited into your bank account. When an invoice is paid, the payment is processed and automatically grouped into a deposit; after the settlement cycle (typically 3 working days), funds land in your bank and appear here — with full visibility into deposited amounts, payment methods, associated transactions, and processing status. It's also key for reconciliation, showing how individual payments contribute to a final deposited amount after fees.

How deposits are created

Deposits are created automatically from successful invoice payments:

  1. A customer pays an invoice (card, ACH, etc.).
  2. The payment is processed and marked successful.
  3. The payment goes through the settlement cycle (~3 working days).
  4. The system groups payments and creates a deposit entry.
  5. The deposit appears in the report marked Succeeded.

Understanding deposit details

Each deposit contains the Total Amount (credited to your bank), Subtotal (all included payments before fees), Fees (processing/deposit charges), and Net Amount (after deductions) — plus a payment-level breakdown with customer details, payment methods, and transaction IDs.

Viewing and exporting

View: open Deposit Report, click a deposit entry, and review the transaction-level breakdown, fees, and totals.

Export: open the deposit details and click Export (top-right) to download for sharing or reconciliation.

Refund handling

Refunds are initiated from the related invoice or payment record — click Refund there and process it. The refunded amount is adjusted in future deposits and may appear as a negative entry or adjustment.

FAQs

When does a payment appear here? After successful processing and settlement, typically within 3 working days.

Can I manually create a deposit? No — deposits are system-generated.

Why do subtotal and total differ? Processing or deposit fees are deducted before settlement.

Processing vs Succeeded? Processing = still in the settlement cycle; Succeeded = credited to your bank.

Can deposits include multiple payments? Yes — a single deposit can group several payments.

What about failed payments? They're not included in the deposit report.