Your Payment Account's Transaction Report is your single source of truth for all the transactions taking place within your account. This includes tenant payments, refunds, deposits, and withdrawals.
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Run a Transaction Report
The transaction report is specific to the individual payment account, the payment account is directly tied to a single checking account. Any RentRedi account can have multiple payment accounts. To run your report:
From your RentRedi Dashboard click on the gear ⚙️ icon
Click Settings
Toggle to Feature Settings at the top of the screen
Click Modify on the Receive Payments panel
Click Open Dashboard on the desired payment account
Choose the Reports tab at the top of the screen
Click Transaction Report
Enter the desired start and end date and click Search
Transaction Types and Descriptions
When viewing your transaction report for your payment account, it's important to keep in mind that this report shows transactions in and out of your Payment Account with our payment processor, ProPay. Withdraws are funds leaving your payment account, typically to be deposited into your connected checking account. The running balance is the total amount of funds present in the payment account after each individual transaction. And Add Funds transactions indicated money coming into the payment account, typically from a tenant's rent payment.
Transaction Codes | Transaction Type | Description |
+ACH Payment | Tenant Payment | An ACH payment from a tenant that is being deposited into the ProPay payment account |
+CC | Tenant Payment | A credit or debit card payment from a tenant that is being deposited into the ProPay payment account |
-CK | Withdraw Funds | Funds being withdrawn from your ProPay payment account and deposited into the connected deposit account |
+CK | Add Funds | Funds being withdrawn from your deposit account and deposited into your ProPay payment account
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ACH Payment Return | Add Funds | Funds being withdrawn from your ProPay payment account
Funds will be recouped by ProPay by deducting the balance from future un-deposited payments OR by withdrawing from the deposit account |
+ACH Payment - Rejected | Failed Tenant Payment | An ACH payment that cleared and was deposited into your deposit account but later failed or was contested |
+ACH Rejected | Failed Add Funds | This happens when there is a failed attempt by ProPay to recoup a negative payment account balance caused by a failed or contested transaction by withdrawing the balance from your deposit account
Funds will be recouped by ProPay by deducting the balance from future un-deposited payments. If the payment account is not brought into good standing, ProPay may cut off processing. |
+CK Return | Failed Add Funds | If ProPay attempts to clawback funds due to a filed payment and there is not enough funds in the connected deposit account, it will fail and reduce the balance of your ProPay payment account |
+CK Return Fee | Failed Transaction Fee | Failed ACH transitions incur a $1.50 fee |
+ACH Payment - Rejected Fee | Failed Transaction Fee | Failed ACH transitions incur a $1.50 fee - Will be added to the tenant's charge |
Example:
Failed and Disputed Payments
Each payment, deposit, and withdrawal will have a unique Transaction ID. That transaction ID will follow the item through each modification or action on the transaction. You can easily view the history of a payment be looking at the actions that took place with the same transaction ID.
In this example, the tenant pays $1,905.00 plus a $1.00 convenience fee on 4/3 (Transaction #104). The payment deposits on 5/4 (Transaction #106) . This ACH transaction then comes back as insufficient funds and fails on 4/5 (Transaction #104). Failed payments incur a $1.50 charge (Transaction #104). Then the payment and fees are withdrawn from the deposit account to rebalance the payment account for $1,907.50 on 4/6 (Transaction #107).
More information on ACH Clawbacks here.
* ProPay will deduct the negative balance in the payment account from undeposited funds before withdrawing from the deposit account.
Reconciling Payments and Deposits
The payment processor, ProPay, when possible will batch transactions into a single deposit. So if there are three rent payments within the day, these three payments may be batched into a single deposit. To locate the deposit a specific transaction was batched in, simply took in Column B of your export or Fund Date on your Transaction Report. You can then search the Deposit Report for that date to see all the transaction batched within that deposit.
Many bookkeepers and accountants will also use the bank statement to locate the date and amount of each deposit and then view the Deposit Report for those dates. Keep in mind, there may be a +/- 1 business day discrepancy on dates, so you may have to look at the Deposit Report for the day before the date you see in your bank statement.