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Payment Management

This article covers how to track payment history and pending payments. It also includes instructions on submitting, editing, and managing payment requests, along with troubleshooting payment discrepancies.

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Written by Deanna Allison
Updated over 2 months ago

Step 1: Understanding Payment Statuses

Each tracking number has a payment status reflecting its current processing stage:

  • Product Not Received – The package has not yet arrived at the warehouse.

  • Unpaid - The package is awaiting payment processing.

  • Pending –A payment request has been submitted but not yet processed.

  • Paid – The payment has been successfully completed.

Step 2: Managing Payment Requests

  • Once a tracking number is marked as delivered, users can request payment.

  • If a package remains in Pending, the request was submitted but is still being processed.

  • Payments are only issued after verifying that the package has been received and processed.

Step 3: Handling Missing Packages & Claims

  • If a tracking number is marked delivered, but the package was not received, users can submit a claim.

  • The claim will be reviewed, and adjustments may be made based on verification.

  • Any payment adjustments will be reflected once the claim is resolved.

Step 4: How to Handle Discrepancies

  1. Navigate to the Tracking Numbers section.

  2. Compare the submitted box value with the received value.

  3. If they do not match, submit a claim explaining the difference.

  4. The claim will be reviewed for potential adjustments.

Step 5: Actions Column & Claim Management

The Actions Column allows users to manage claims related to a tracking number:

  • No Claim Submitted – Click to create a new claim.

  • Pending Claim – Click to view and edit the claim details.

  • No Pending Claims – Click to view claim history and details.

This system ensures a transparent and efficient payment management process.

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