Payments
How to how users can see all their transactions
Users can see all transaction activity directly from the Payments page. Every loaded transaction appears in the main table, and the page supports location-aware filtering, search, date-range filtering, and selection for export. For operators managing multiple venues, the location filter is especially important because it helps them review payments for one site or across the organization.
Users can see all transaction activity directly from the Payments page. Every loaded transaction appears in the main table, and the page supports location-aware filtering, search, date-range filtering, and selection for export. For operators managing multiple venues, the location filter is especially important because it helps them review payments for one site or across the organization.
How users can see all their transactions
Users can see all transaction activity directly from the Payments page. Every loaded transaction appears in the main table, and the page supports location-aware filtering, search, date-range filtering, and selection for export. For operators managing multiple venues, the location filter is especially important because it helps them review payments for one site or across the organization.
- Open Payments from the sidebar to land on the full transaction list.
- Use Search to find one customer, one transaction, or one booking fast.
- Use Filters to narrow to a specific time period or only a specific status such as Paid or Unpaid.
- Use the location filter when multiple venues share the same account.
- Use row selection plus Export As when finance needs a shareable dataset.
Tips
- Train staff to open the payment detail panel before answering refund or invoice questions so they can see the full transaction context.
- Use the search and filter controls every morning to review unpaid transactions and recent refunds.
- Processing fees from Stripe or Square are distinct from any platform fees shown in the booking breakdown.