Each type of Scheduled Payment has a dashboard that lets you see your upcoming payments at a glance for easier management. You’ll find them on the left-hand navigation menu of SwipeSimple web.
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The SwipeSimple web dashboard lets you see the following information about your Scheduled Payments:
- Payment Description
- Customer
- Scheduled Date
- Amount
- Frequency
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Card Status - shows whether the stored card is still valid.
- If the column is blank, the card is valid.
- EXPIRED means the card has expired; you’ll need to collect new card information prior to scheduling the payment.
- EXPIRING SOON means it expires within the next three months.
Filters
You’ll also find filter options next to the search bar that let you narrow the list by:
- Date
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Status
- Active
- Paused
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Card Status
- Expiring Soon
- Expired
Editing a Scheduled Payment
There are limited options for editing a Scheduled Payment. While you can change the card on file used for an existing Scheduled Payment, other edits are not possible.
Editing description
- Navigate to the Scheduled Payment in question, then click the description to open the details page.
- Click the description box and make edits
- Click Save to update the Scheduled Payment
Updating a card-on-file:
- Navigate to the Scheduled Payment in question, click the description to open the details page.
- Click the Active Card dropdown and select a new card
- Click Save to update the Scheduled Payment
Note:
Editing the amount, dates, or other aspects of a Scheduled Payment is not possible. If you need to change one of these fields, you must end the payment and recreate it.
Pausing or ending a Scheduled Payment
- Locate the scheduled payment via the customer profile tab or the relevant left-hand menu dashboard views.
- Click on the description to open the details view.
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Buttons to manage the scheduled payment are visible in the upper-right-hand portion of the screen.
- Pause Scheduled Payment: Used to halt a scheduled payment, subscription, or installment with the intention to resume payments at a later date.
- End Scheduled Payment: This will cancel the scheduled payment entirely. No more payments will be collected.

