Gateways can encounter errors that prevent payment creation off the payment
transaction. You can review information about the error on the invoice and transaction records,
and then make corrections as needed. (Salesforce Billing Managed Package)
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Billing Winter ’19 and later
After the failure, the payment run updates important status fields on the following
objects.
Invoice
Last Payment Run Processing Message: Payment Creation Failed
Payment Transaction
Status: Processed
Since Salesforce Billing didn’t create a payment, your transaction’s Payment Created field
remains unselected.
The payment run also adds an error log to your payment transaction. We recommend that users
review their payment runs for error logs indicating failed allocation. From the error log, you
can find the transaction and then the payment where allocation failed.
Tip Admins can also create a workflow rule or process to alert users when a
transaction changes its payment creation status to Payment Creation Failed. This way, users
can review or correct as soon as possible.
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