- For organisations
- Donations
Clear the donation triage queue
The Settlement tab holds completed donations whose payment couldn’t be fully confirmed with the gateway — each one needs a person to look and say whether the money really came in.
Before you start
Section titled “Before you start”- This page covers the Settlement tab. For the Missing names tab, see Complete unfilled offerings.
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Open Donations, then select Triage.

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Open a flagged donation and check what it says. Every row lands here for one of these reasons:
- The gateway has no record of the payment at all — it was never actually captured.
- The gateway was re-checked and the payment isn’t in its final paid state (an authorise-only wallet payment, or one that was later reversed).
- The gateway couldn’t be re-checked because the campaign’s payment gateway is no longer connected, or the re-check request itself failed.
- A test-mode payment reached your live site — no real money moved.
- The payment was reversed by the gateway sometime after the receipt was already issued.
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Check the payment against your own bank or gateway records, then decide: if the money is confirmed received, it just needed a second look; if it isn’t, the donation needs correcting separately (see Void or refund a donation).
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Select Mark resolved and type a note — for example, “Bank transfer received 18/6, ref 12345”. The note is required.
The row disappears from the queue. Clearing a flag only clears the flag — it does not change the donation’s amount, status or receipt, and it does not touch any donor record.
If something goes wrong
Section titled “If something goes wrong”| What you see | What it means | What to do |
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| “Nothing needs review.” | The queue is empty | Nothing to do — check back after your next batch of donations |
| Mark resolved is greyed out, or resolving fails | Your role can view Triage but can’t act on it | Ask an Owner, Admin, Finance or Member to resolve it |
Related
Section titled “Related”Screenshots use sample data. Every screen on this page is captured against a demo organisation seeded with generated donors, amounts, receipt numbers and campaigns. Any resemblance to a real person or organisation is coincidental.

