All the payments made to vendors or suppliers are recorded under Payments report in detail. You can filter the data based on the company, pay from, type of payment, settlement status, request type and date range etc. 



Upon clicking on the "View" option in the Actions column, you can view the complete history of the transaction. It helps you track the transaction at every stage & it becomes easier to follow-up with the respective user to process the transaction from his end.  


The export file contains the following details: 


 

Company Name

Name of the Business who is making the payment.

Reference Code

Reference Code shared by the business against each contact for their internal reference/ identification.

Contact A/c Number

Beneficiary account number to which the payment is done.

Contact IFS Code

Beneficiary IFS code to which the payment is done.

Invoice Number

Invoice Number shared by the vendor against which business makes the payment.

Invoice Date

Invoice Date shared by the vendor against which business makes the payment.

Payment Terms

Payment terms shared by the vendor as mentioned on the invoice.

Due Date

The date on which payment needs to be made.

Remarks

Comments if any mentioned by the business. 

Transaction ID

Unique Transaction ID generated against each transaction.

Transaction Date

Date on which the transaction is initiated.

Payment From

Payment made to contact via Card / Net Banking / NEFT,RTGS / IMPS.

Payment Through

Card Number / Bank details.

Transfer Type

NEFT/RTGS

Base Amount

Original amount without any discount/charges.

Discount

Amount waived off by the business.

TDS

Tax Deducted at Source.

GST Type

CGST/SGST.

GST

GST

Payable Amount

Actual amount to be paid to the vendor after adjusting discount and taxes. 

PG Charge

Charges calculated against each transaction initiated by the Business.

PG Charge GST

Government taxes charged against the service.

Bank Charge

Charges levied by the bank for each transaction initiated by the Business.

Bank Charge GST

Government taxes charged against the service.

Total Charges

Total of PG Charge and Bank Charge.

Total Charges GST

Total of PG Charge GST and Bank Charge GST.

Charged Amount

Total amount charged (Total Charges + Total Charges GST).

Settlement Date

Date on which settlement is done to business settlement account.

Bank Ref No

Unique Reference Number generated by the bank against each settlement done to business.

Payment Type

Type of payment- Make Payment, Vendor Payment, Top-up.

Status

Current status of the transaction.

Settlement Amount

Amount settled to Business after deducting Service Charges and Taxes(if applicable).

 

Status against each transaction is mentioned as per the below table:

 

Settlement Status

Received Payment

Payments Made

Aborted

NIL

Transaction booked by Maker, but rejected by Checker /Approver / Payer / Admin for any reason.

Awaiting Payment

Money received from customers, but settlement to business is pending. For all the Credit Card /Net Banking transactions settlement will be T+1

Here business is making payment to his vendor through Credit Card /Net Banking. Amount is deducted from the card or bank account but not settled to vendor. This transaction settlement will be in T+1.

Failed

Money received from customer, while settling to bank the transaction gets failed due to Invalid account number /IFSC Code /Wrong Expiry /Card Limit issue /Risk Denied etc.

Business is making payment to his vendor through Credit Card/Net Banking but got failed from bank due to Invalid account number /IFSC Code /Wrong Expiry /Card Limit issue /Risk Denied etc.

Processing

NIL

Business making payment to is vendor through Credit Card/Net Banking, but the transaction got “time out” and hence the status is yet to be updated to Business. PayMate Finance Admin will check the status of this transaction through “Get Status” API and update.

Sent to bank

Money received from customer, transaction processed from PayMate’s application to Business Bank Account.

When money is sent to bank from PayMate’s nodal account, bank gives and acknowledgement as “Sent to Bank”

Sent to beneficiary

Money received from customers, transaction processed from PayMate’s application to Business Bank Account.

When money is sent to bank from PayMate’s nodal account, bank gives and acknowledgement as “Sent to Bank”

Success

Money received from customer and settled to Business.

Money sent from business is successfully credited to vendor.