Account

Where to find it

Open an account from the account search results, or follow a link from a transaction, contract, or payment method.

What you see

  • The Account header: who the customer is, their reference, and the New Payment and Add Payment Method controls.
  • The Account details: contact details, address and tags.
  • Saved payment methods: the cards and bank accounts saved against the account, with an Active / Archived switch.
  • Account transactions: every payment, refund and authorisation on the account, with outcome counts.
  • Account contracts: the account's recurring and scheduled agreements and their status.
  • Comments left by staff, and the Audit history: what has happened to the account over its life, when, and by whom.

What you can do

ControlWhat it does
New PaymentTake a one-off payment from this account now, through the secure checkout, choosing the channel if more than one applies. Shown when phone payments are enabled for your organisation. Rules: Take a one-off payment.
Add Payment MethodSave a new card or bank account against the account without taking a payment, choosing the legal entity if more than one applies. Shown when saving payment methods is enabled. Rules: Save a payment method without charging it.
Edit accountOpens the account details for editing. Shown if account editing is enabled and you have permission.
View a communicationOpens an email or letter sent to the account.
Contracts, transactions, payment methodsFollow the links to open the related records.

A communication shows the subject, who it was sent to and from, when it was sent, and the message content.

Things to note

  • The actions available depend on your permissions — editing, claiming, and changing eligibility each require the relevant access.
  • Some sections (such as linked accounts and communications) appear only for certain organisations.
  • The arrows above the account (or the left and right keys) step through the other accounts from your last search; the same works between an account's communications.
  • New Payment and Add Payment Method open the checkout inside the page; when it closes, the account's transactions and contracts refresh.

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