Create a gift transaction for a one-time gift payment, an installment of a gift
commitment, if an installment doesn’t exist, or for a non-revenue gift. Fundraising
automatically creates a gift transaction when you create a gift entry or schedule a gift
commitment.
Required Editions
REQUIRED EDITIONS
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Unlimited, and
Developer Editions with Nonprofit Cloud
User Permissions Needed
To create a gift transaction:
FundraisingAccess permission set
From the App Launcher (), find and select Gift Transactions.
Click New.
Specify these details.
Specify a name for the transaction record.
From Gift Type, select Individual or Organizational/Household.
Select a donor.
Note For an Individual gift type, select a person account as the donor. For organizational/household, select a business account.
Complete the payment information for the gift transaction. If you're logging this transaction
days after receiving it, you can backdate the transaction to the date on the
check or the date it was received.
Note A payment method of ACH or credit
card, and at least the Last 4 field populated, adds a payment instrument
lookup to the schedule. This lookup creates a payment instrument record
if none previously existed.
In Original Amount, enter the amount of the gift transaction. To
record a non-revenue transaction, set the payment amount to zero.
Save your changes.
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