zHealth Pay Transactions Report
The zHealth Pay Transactions Report provides a breakdown of all of the transactions that were processed via zHealth Pay within the specified date range. Here is a little bit more information on the information that is included in zHealth Pay Transactions Report.
You can view two types of reports. An explanation of each type is shown below:
Pending Transactions - Funds that are coming into your account.
Completed Transactions - Transactions that have been completed.
The report page shows both pending and completed transactions. An explanation of each field is given below:
Date | Month/Day the transaction was initiated. |
Transaction # | Number to identify this transaction in communications to ProPay.
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Invoice # | Any number, word, or phrase to help you identify a transaction.
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Type | Type of transaction.
- MA: authorized Prepaid MasterCard® Card transaction (a temporary classification shown until the transaction is settled or released).
- MC: settled Prepaid MasterCard® Card transaction.
- BK: to or from bank account.
- CC: from a credit card.
- CK: electronic check (ACH).
- PP: to or from a ProPay Account.
- RES: to or from Reserve.
- FEE: bank return, chargeback, insufficient funds, or other fee.
- EXP: expired Pay to Another ProPay Account. Funds were returned to your account.
- REF: credit card refund.
- CR: credit for various reasons.
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Name | Name of the person payment is to or from.
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E-mail | E-mail address of the person the payment is to or from.
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Gross Amount | Amount of money for the transaction.
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Net Amount | Amount of money for the transaction after the fees have been paid.
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Beginning balance | Beginning balance is what the balance was for that account for the start of the period (month usually). |
Additions | Additions are the gross money processed for that period.
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Subtractions | Subtractions are any deductions for sweeps, returns, etc. |
Ending balance | Ending balance is the current balance or balance at the end of the period (day or month etc.) |
Here is how to generate the Transactions Report:
1. Access your zHealth dashboard. Hover the cursor over to your name. A drop-down menu will open.
From the dropdown list, click on the option - Reports. | |
2. On the Reports window, scroll down to the bottom. Click on Transactions Report under zHealth Pay Reports section. | |
3. To generate the transaction report, enter the following details: a. Start Date b. End Date c. Click "Search" | |
4. The zHealth Pay Transactions Report will look like this:
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5. To export Transactions Report, click the green colored "Export" button.
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For additional help finding a report or data you are looking for, try our 'Reporting Matrix'.
Click the attachment to view a sample of the zHealth Pay Transaction Report.
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