💰Scheduled Payment

In this section you will learn how to submit a New Scheduled Payment

Filling out a scheduled payment is one of the easiest things in the world. Like with all other cases, we start with the Payment Tool.

However, it’s essential to clarify one point: in the Direct Close tutorial, we used a Split Payment example for demonstration purposes—Peter Parker paid $2,000 out of a $4,000 ticket. Now that he has the funds, we want to register that the remaining payment has been made. Starting with that example in mind, let’s begin.

1. Filling out the Payment Tool

When you want to register a 💰 Scheduled Payment ("from the first payment ID")

Let’s begin by selecting the correct options in the Payment Tool so we can generate the Master Form link.

When you want to register a 💰 Scheduled Payment ("with no payment ID associated")

In rare cases—most often during the migration to the iDealOps system—you may need to record a scheduled payment for someone without a Payment ID, because the first payment didn't occur inside our system. In these situations, you must choose Scheduled Payment in the Payment Type but on the Payment ID choose the option of: "I don't have a Payment ID (rare exception)"

2. Filling out the Master Form

When registering a 💰 Scheduled Payment ("from the first payment ID")

Now that we’ve filled out the Payment tool correctly, let's finish issuing the Scheduled Payment.

When registering a 💰 Scheduled Payment ("with no payment ID associated")

In these special cases, the form is completed exactly as if it were a 🤝 New “Direct” Close. In fact, by clicking on the link the Payment Tool generates, the Master Form selects that option by default, so DON'T CHANGE IT.

The only details that require extra attention are the “Payment Type” and “Payment Deal” questions.

Once again, these are filled in automatically when you select the correct options in the “Payment Tool”, but it doesn’t hurt to double-check that the options “One-time” and “Scheduled” are properly selected.

Now that you know to pay special attention to those details, simply complete the “Master Form” the same way you would for a 🤝 New “Direct” Close. Refer to the “2. Filling out the Master Form” section on this page for a complete tutorial on how to fill it properly:

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