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Scenarios with multiple PSPs in one Project
Scenarios with multiple PSPs in one Project

This article describes how Qondor handles projects with multiple Payment Service Providers (PSPs)

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Written by Martin Moen
Updated over 2 years ago

If your Qondor office is linked to a Payment Service Provider (PSP) you are able to collect online payments both from Customers and Bookers through Qondor.
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This article describes how Qondor scenarios where you have used two or more Payment Service Providers (PSPs) in one project.

BOOKING PAYMENTS: IDENTIFY PAYMENTS WITH OLD PSP

If a PSP that is no longer connected to the Office has been used to perform a payment, the PSP name will be indicated behind the payment type.

Booking invoicing:

Booking details:

BOOKING PAYMENTS: CREATE CREDIT NOTES WITH OLD PSP

In Bookings where payments have been made with the previously connected PSP, Qondor will not be able to create refund transactions in the booking.
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Here's how you resolve this scenario:

  1. Adjust the Booking by removing the item that should be refunded

  2. Adjust the balance if needed through additional payments.

  3. Go to Booking Invoicing to create a credit note for the Booking.

  4. Refund the amount manually outside of Qondor

Screenshot of a Booking Financial Details in this scenario:

CUSTOMER PAYMENTS: IDENTIFY PAYMENTS WITH OLD PSP

If a PSP that is no longer connected to the Office has been used to perform a payment, the PSP name will be indicated behind the payment type:
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CUSTOMER PAYMENTS: CREATE CREDIT NOTES WITH OLD PSP

In Projects where Customer payments have been made with the previously connected PSP, Qondor will not be able to perform automatic refunds.
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Here's how you resolve this scenario:

1. Click the red Credit icon to open the dialogue for crediting the payment

2. Write your internal credit email, select recipients, and click Credit to confirm:

3. Upon success, a credit payment will be created:

4. Refund the amount manually outside of Qondor

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