Installment Plan Report
The installment plan report shows every order on a payment plan, by card or by check or cash, with what has been collected, what was cancelled, and what is still owed.
This report lists every order on a payment plan: card payment plans (see Recurring Payments) and installment plans paid by check or cash.
Finding the Report
- Go to Orders & Payouts > Reports.
- Click Installment Plan.
Filtering
The report is filterable by the following fields:
- Order Date
- Fund (the organization the money goes to)
Data Fields
The following fields are included in the report:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| Order | The order number. |
| Purchaser | The name of person who placed the order. |
| # Installments | The number of installments. The first payment included during the checkout process is considered an installment. |
| # Paid | The number of installments that were paid. If an installment is later refunded, it is still considered paid. |
| # Cancelled | The number of installments that will never be collected. On a check or cash plan, these are installments cancelled by an administrator. On a card plan that was cancelled, every payment not yet made counts here, whether you cancelled the plan or it was cancelled automatically after the card was declined 3 times in a row. |
| Gross | The amount of installments in the order. |
| Collected | The amount collected. |
| Balance | The amount still owed from the order. |
Export
Click Export to download an Excel (.xlsx) file. It has every column above, plus:
| Column | Description |
|---|---|
| # Remaining | The number of installments still to be paid. |
| Cancelled | The amount of the cancelled installments. |
| Purchaser First Name | The first name of the purchaser. |
| Purchaser Last Name | The last name of the purchaser. |
| Purchaser Phone | The phone number of the purchaser. |
| Purchaser Email | The email address of the purchaser. |
To see how much of a plan’s Gross is not in Collected, add its Balance (payments still to come) and Cancelled (payments that will never be collected) columns.
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