Setting up Organization AutoPay

1. The Autopay section of the Organization Profile is where you may add/remove or modify settings for a given client.
2. To add a new configuration, click "New". The warning/attention symbol indicates when one or more settings are invalid or missing. This prevents the ability to save until all conditions are met.
   
   1. Choose a payment method to use (exclusively for this configuration)
   2. Select a basic trigger between active fields
   3. Select the Run AutoPay date. This could be days before or after the due date, days after the invoice date, or on a specific day of the month (this looks to the invoice date NOT the due date).
   4. Define criteria for the AutoPay rule
   5. Define the final value to validate against (may choose multiple)
   6. Save the changes!!
      • In the example image above, the save button is disabled because a payment method is not selected.
3. The order of operations/precedence can be changed by dragging and moving individual settings.
   • The top of the list is the first setting to process on an AutoPay cycle.
   • The cycle continues downward through remaining configurations in order, one-by-one.
4. You can stop existing settings from changing in a "freeze" "un-freeze" fashion. "Locking" (solid padlock icon) prevents the client from making any modifications, even if they have user permissions to do so.
   • Click the icon, or expand a setting to use the selector switch
     • Locked settings will show as "greyed out" and disabled from the client's perspective

The "Advanced" option will allow you to add an additional row of criteria by clicking the green +. Doing so also enables additional "Types" as a potential trigger.

• You may click "DISABLE" to freeze the configuration without having to delete and start over.
• While you may create extremely complex scenarios, we recommend keeping the configurations as simple or "one-lined" as possible.
  • NOTE: ALL of the multi-line criteria must be met and hold true for a configuration to be honored so invoices pay.
  • In the example below: An invoice that is $280 and the due date is set to 4/17 would NOT autopay through the system as the defined criteria has not been met. 

*It is entirely possible to trump, or invalidate a setting with another configuration*.

• Ex., an invoice meets the criteria of multiple existing AutoPay configurations.
  • In that scenario, the system will NOT make a duplicate payment against the same invoice. The AutoPay cycle will simply "ignore" any remaining (but still true) configurations.