This article explains how failed payments are managed for recurring plans and important things to know about failed plan payments in Walla.
Walla will retry a failed payment for a recurring plan a total of five times before canceling the plan. A balance in the amount of the last payment is then added as an amount owed under the client's account balance.
Retrying a Failed Payment & Failed payment Description
To retry a failed payment, click the three dots to the right of the plan in the client Overview page, then click Retry Payment.
In the Retry Payment window, you have the option to select a new card and Save. You also have an option to apply the new payment method to the future payments.
Additional Failed payment reasons can be surfaced in the client's Plan Details page as well as Transactions tab.
To view the failed payment reason from the client's Transactions tab:
From the client profile select Transactions
Select the three dots to the far right of a transaction
Choose View Detail
To view the failed payment reason from the client's plan:
From the client profile select the Overview tab
Select the three dots on the top right of the plan tile
Choose View Details
The failed payment reason will be on the left-hand side
Failed Payment Retry Schedule
The days that are determined are dependent on the billing cycle length. The days within a billing cycle are divided by quarters to determine the next three retries. The last retry is done on the day of the next billing cycle. If this last one fails, then the plan is canceled and the amount of the failed payment is transferred to an account balance.
Example: One Week Billing Cycle - 7 Days
1st retry: 2nd day of billing cycle
β2nd retry: 4th day of billing cycle
β3rd retry: 6th day of billing cycle
βLast retry: 7th day of billing cycle - If this fails, then the plan is canceled
Example: One Month Cycle Interval - 30 Days
1st retry: 7th day of billing cycle
β2nd retry: 14th day of billing cycle
β3rd retry: 21st day of billing cycle
βLast retry: 30th day of the billing cycle
Example: Twelve Month Billing Cycle
This is a special scenario. If the billing cycle is larger than one month, then the one month billing cycle rules are followed.
Client Booking Privileges When Plan Is In a Failed State
Client booking privileges are temporarily removed when a client's plan fails. A client's membership status remains until the plan is canceled. In other words, the client will receive the membership discount if their plan is in a failed state. Any bookings made prior to the failed payment remain unless canceled.