Financial Reporting

Overview

In this guide we will give a detailed analysis of both the Reconciliation and Settlement report. These reports can be accessed from the Financials menu within the Hub.


Reconciliation report

Overview

The Acquired.com Reconciliation Report is a powerful tool used to pinpoint each transaction, the amount you were charged by the card schemes (i.e. Visa and MasterCard) and the fees paid to your acquiring partner. View the gross amount you processed, the commissions and fees that are deducted, and the net amount you collect for each transaction.

Use the filters to define what data is returned within your report. When selecting your date range, you can use the toggle to determine whether the report is exported in a combined or daily view. Once you have confirmed your data, run the report by clicking on the Export icon in the Action column.

Report parameters

View the parameters returned in the report below:

ParameterDescription
Transaction_idThe unique reference assigned by Acquired.com for the transaction.
DateThe date the transaction was processed.
Company NameThe company name.
Company_idThe unique ID assigned by Acquired.com for the company.
MIDThe unique ID assigned by Acquired.com for the MID.
ARNThe Acquirer Reference Number (ARN) is the unique reference that is used within the banking network to identify the transaction.
Order IDThe unique reference that is assigned by you in the payment request.
Card TypeThe scheme that the card belongs to (Visa/Mastercard/AMEX).
TypeThe type of transaction (sale, refund etc).
BankThe acquiring bank.
Bank_idThe MID issued by the acquiring bank.
CurrencyThe currency that the transaction was processed in.
AmountThe transaction amount that was collected.
CommissionThe amount that is deducted by the acquiring bank and any potential fees that may be applied.
Settled AmountThe settled amount of each transaction that will be credited to your account.
RegionThe region the transaction was made in.
Payment MethodThe payment method used for the transaction, i.e. card, Apple Pay, Google Pay.

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Note

The order ID value is an important aspect of the report as it is the unique identifier within your system. We recommend using this value to confirm when a specific customer has completed a payment, the date the payment was taken and the amount that was collected.


Settlement report

Overview

The settlement report is a summarised version of the reconciliation report. We provide a clear, easy-to-read summary of the payments you have received along with all the possible clearing types affecting your end of day settlement.

View an opening balance, the revenue collected from sales, any refunds that were processed via your account, all disputes and related fees and lastly, any miscellaneous activities.

The report provides a quick snap-shot allowing for quick reconciliation to take place. However, you will still need to track the payments you receive into your bank account ensuring that all transactions processed match what you receive.

Report parameters

View the parameters returned in the report below:

ParameterDescription
DateThe date the report was created.
Opening BalanceThe current balance on your merchant account
SalesThe successful payments you processed (this information is provided on a count and amount basis).
RefundsAny refunds that have been processed (this information is provided on a count and amount basis).
DisputesAll the newly raised disputes and/or the recovered disputes displayed on a count and amount basis.
FeesAny fees relating to any disputes your account has incurred.
MiscAny other fees that will impact the settlement amount.
ReserveThe rolling reserve value that has been credited / debited from your account - only applicable to certain merchants.
Net AmountThe amount of each batch that will be credited to your account.