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Payments and Allocations

Learn what a Transaction is made of and what criteria is required for it to work.

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Written by Cristina Gruita
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A Transaction contains two halves, the Payment and the Allocation.


Payment

Describes how much was paid, by what method, why it was given and consists of:

  • Campaign: is the "why" it was given. It is a required criteria.

  • Payment Method: is the "how" (also affects Gift Aid eligibility). It is also a required criteria.


Allocation(s)

Describes what that money were paying for, how it is being allocated, and consists of:

  • Product: is the "what" the money was given for, eg donation, membership, merchandise etc (also affects Gift Aid eligibility). It is a required criteria.

  • Fund: is the "where" - ie. in which pot / project / restricted or general fund does this money sit. It is a required criteria.

  • Department: which department or cost-centre within your organisation is responsible for this transaction. Optional criteria.

It is possible to have multiple allocations against one payment such as a split gift.

Recurring Payment Instructions follow the same structure.

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