How to Take a Split Payment
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Written by Jess Flake
Updated over a week ago

If your client is splitting the cost of the inspection with someone else or needs to pay with more than one card, we have a workaround to help you and your client! While we don't have a true split-payment option at this time, this workaround makes it easy for you to take a split payment from your client. In this article, we'll show you how to edit the fees of the inspection and take a split payment.


How to Take a Split Payment

Taking a split payment can be done in just a few steps. For each card being used to pay, you'll need to adjust the fees accordingly before the client makes a payment. In this section, we'll show you step-by-step how to take a split payment.

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  1. Click on the inspection to open the Inspection Details page

  2. Click the 3 dots in the "Fees & Payments" box

  3. Click "Edit Fees & Payments"

  4. Edit the amount to reflect the first part of the payment

    1. Ex. If the inspection costs $400 and the client is making two payments, edit the fee amount to be $200

  5. Click "Save"

  6. Have the client make the first payment online

    1. OR Click "Client/Agent View" to manually enter their card info

  7. Once the first payment is made, click the 3 dots in the "Fees & Payments" box again

  8. Click "Edit Fees & Payments"

  9. Edit the amount to reflect the full price of the inspection cost

  10. Click "Save"

  11. Have the client make the second payment online to pay the remaining balance

    1. OR Click "Client/Agent View" to manually enter their card info

That's it! If your client needs to use more than 2 cards, just repeat the steps. You can edit the fees to reflect however much the client needs to put on each card.


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