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Introduction

Reconciliation is the process of comparing documented transactions with actual settlement results. Automated Reconciliation for SuitePayments is a SuiteApp Bundle that takes advantage of the comprehensive, web-based reporting system available from MerchantE (ME). Using NetSuite SuiteCloud technology, the bundle makes calls to the MerchantE reporting API to bring back settlement and deposit details for transactions and updates the associated records in NetSuite.

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After the bundle is installed and the parameters are set for your account, a script is scheduled to run periodically to retrieve the settlement and deposit details from MerchantE that will update the various sales records within your NetSuite account. With the records in NetSuite updated in this way, you need only to reconcile between the batch total in NetSuite and the deposit amount posted. If a credit card transaction is reported as settled, but without a corresponding record in NetSuite, the bundle includes the Unrecognized Credit Card Transactions report to help identify these transactions.

International Transactions

International Transactions will be automatically included in the Batch Records. However, you will first need to set up your NetSuite account to use the MerchantE International Gateway. After the international gateway has been set up, reconciliation will follow the same process. For information on setting up the international gateway, see International Gateway for NetSuite.  

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  • Activate credit card payments for MerchantE for SuitePayments. For more information, see MerchantE SuitePayments in NetSuite.

  • Request your MerchantE credentials for NetSuite Reconciliation. These will be necessary to allow NetSuite to access your merchant account and deposit records from the MerchantE Reporting Portal.

  • Confirm that each of your credit card Payment Methods is set to Group with Undeposited Funds. To check this setting, follow these steps:

    • Navigate: Setup → Accounting → Accounting Lists

    • Select Edit for each credit card brand.

    • On the Account subtab, check the box for Group with Undeposited Funds.

Installation of the Automated Reconciliation Bundle

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Navigate: Customization → SuiteBundler → Search & Install Bundles

  1. In the SuiteBundler section of the Customization tab, select Search and Install Bundles.

  2. In the Search & Install Bundles screen, search for MerchantE.

  3. Select MerchantE Reconciliation of Payments and click Install.

Set Up the Batch Report Configuration

  1. In NetSuite, search for MerchantE Recon. Select MerchantE Recon Batch Reporting Config.

  2. Click New MerchantE Recon Batch Reporting Config.

  3. Enter the following information:

    1. Name - Enter a name for the configuration.

    2. Start Date - Select a date when the reconciliation should start.

    3. End Date - Select the date when the Batch Report should end.

    4. Merchant Account Reporting User Name - Enter the username used to access the Business Portal

    5. Merchant Account Reporting Password - Enter the password for the Business Portal.

    6. MerchantE Merchant ID - Enter your MerchantE Merchant ID.

    7. Email Notification To - Select the user that will receive the reconciliation report results.

  4. Click Save.

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Note: Once configured the start and end dates will change automatically. They do not need to be changed once the configuration has been saved.

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Navigate:  Transactions → Bank → Make Deposits

  1. In the Bank section of the Transactions tab, select Make Deposits. The Deposit screen appears.

  2. In the Deposits tab, click Customize. The Customize Sublist screen appears.

  3. The following fields are available in the Additional Columns tab. Fields marked with an asterisk are optional.

    1. MerchantE: Deposit Anticipated*

    2. MerchantE: Deposit Date

    3. MerchantE: Deposit Reference

    4. MerchantE: Settled Amount

    5. MerchantE: Settlement Batch

    6. MerchantE: Settlement Date*

    7. MerchantE: Settlement Discrepancy

  4. Navigate to the Additional Filters tab. Enable the MerchantE: Settlement Batch filter.

  5. Click Save.

Using the Reconciliation Button

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Navigate: Transactions → Bank → Make Deposits

  1. In the Bank section of the Transactions tab, select Make Deposits. The Deposit screen appears.

  2. Enter the Credit Card Batch number you need to reconcile.

  3. Mark all/check the boxes for the transactions that need reconciliation. The Amount will be automatically updated with the selected transactions.

  4. If your Amount is not the same as the amount your bank has reported, view the MerchantE: Settlement Discrepancy column.

    1. If discrepancies are found by the bundle:

      1. View the transaction by clicking the Date.

      2. Determine the reason and make corrections to the sales records accordingly.

      3. Confirm that adjustments resolve disparity between Amount and bank deposit amount.

    2. If no discrepancies are found by the bundle:

      1. Type MerchantE Unrecognized Credit Card Transactions into the search bar.

      2. Look for any sales records missing from NetSuite for the batch.

      3. Create new sales records as appropriate. This scenario could occur if you accept payments outside of NetSuite, such as a website, that may have been included in the batch.

      4. Confirm that the totals match when you adjust for the unrecognized transactions.

  5. Click Save to update Sales Order forms and Reports.

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Note: the name of the subtab where these details reside may vary if your company has customized your NetSuite screens.

Chargebacks

Chargebacks in MerchantE are handled through the MerchantE Dispute Manager. The Dispute Manager can send chargeback information directly to your NetSuite account. This will help you to manage account reconciliation when chargebacks occur.

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Note: This is for reporting purposes only. Chargebacks cannot be managed through NetSuite. You will need to use the MerchantE Dispute Manager to manage chargebacks.

Configuring a Chargeback Report

  1. In NetSuite, search for MerchantE Chargeback. Select MerchantE Chargeback Report Config.

  2. Click New MerchantE Chargeback Report Config.

  3. Enter the following information:

    1. Name - Enter a name for the configuration.

    2. Notes - Add notes to the report.

    3. Start Date - Select a date when the report should start. The report will include data from 7 days before the start date. This is done to ensure recent changes are reflected in the report.

    4. End Date - Select the date when the Batch Report should end.

    5. Last Chargeback Pull Date - This will be updated as the report is being run daily.

    6. Merchant Account Reporting User Name - Enter the username used to access the Business Portal.

    7. Merchant Account Reporting Password - Enter the password for the Business Portal. If the password has already been set, this field should be left blank.

    8. MerchantE Merchant ID - Enter your MerchantE Merchant ID.

    9. Test - Check if using the testing server.

    10. Email Notification To - Select the user that will receive the chargeback report results.

    11. Email Subject - Subject line for the email notification.

  4. Click Save.

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Note: Once configured the start and end dates will change automatically. They do not need to be changed once the configuration has been saved.

Viewing a Chargeback Report

  1. In NetSuite, search for MerchantE Chargeback. Select MerchantE Chargeback Report.

  2. Click View or Edit.

  3. The following fields are displayed for the MerchantE Chargeback Report.

Primary

Name

Name of the report.

Status

Status of the report.

Config

Report Configuration used.

Message

Messages associated with the report.

First Time Chargeback?

The first chargeback for the transaction.

Most Recent Action Code

MerchantE action code. For more information, see Transaction Types.

Most Recent Action Date

Date of the most recent action.

Most Recent Action Activity

ID of the most recent activity.

Reason Code

Chargeback reason code. For more information, see Reason Codes.

Reason Code Alpha

Incoming Date

Date the report was generated.

 

Transaction

Transaction

Transaction ID number.

Transaction Date

Date of the transaction.

Transaction Amount

Transaction amount.

Transaction Tran ID

Trident transaction ID.

Card Type

Card type used.

Debit Batch Date

Date of the Debit batch processing.

Debit Batch Number

Debit batch number.

Chargeback Ref Number

Merchant Dispute Manager ID.

Debit/Credit Indicator

Card type used.

Credit Batch Date

Date of Credit batch processing.

Credit Batch Number

Credit batch number.