Concept: Credit Card Payments
You can authorize credit card payments when you record them. Though, final credit
authorization and payment capture take place during a settlement run. Workday offers a
packaged integration with Cybersource for credit card processing.
Credit
Card Authorization
Credit card authorization is an optional step in the
Record Customer
Payment
task. After you save and apply a payment where the payment type
is credit card, you can:- Authorize the credit card by selecting the credit card profile for that customer and clickingAuthorize Credit Card. This process sends the payment data to your Cybersource for approval.
- Continue without authorization until the settlement run completes.
If the payment authorization fails, these options are available:
- Record the customer payment and reauthorize during the payment capture process.
- Authorize outside of Workday and add the authorization ID manually.To enter an authorization manually, click the magnifying glass in theCredit Card Authorizationfield. SelectManually Enter Credit Card Authorization IDfrom the related action menu of the Credit Card Authorization.
- Create a new payment with a different credit card or payment method.
After you apply a customer payment with the
Record Customer
Payment
task, the payment is available for settlement. Payment Settlement
Credit card
payments are part of the Workday settlement run process, which accommodates 2 types of
electronic payments:
- Recorded customer payments, with or without authorizations.
- Customer invoices.
A completed settlement run triggers the
Payment Release Event
business process, that sends data for the credit card payment to CyberSource for
authorization and capture. Payments go to the bank account associated with your
CyberSource merchant account.Batch Customer Payments in Deposits
check box is
selected for bank account reconciliation.Payment
Acknowledgement
CyberSource automatically sends payment acknowledgements after a
settlement run.