Applicable for: Dynamics Version (DV) and Power Apps Version (PV)
Related Module: Billing & Payments
Audience: Billing Administrators, Finance Teams
Overview
Payment Profiles in Work 365 are used to manage and process customer payments effectively. A Payment Profile is directly connected to an Account and is referenced in Billing Contracts for payment processing.
⚠️ Important: Work 365 does not store credit card data. All payment information is handled through integrated secure payment gateways.
Prerequisites
A valid Contact record must exist for the Account before creating a Payment Profile.
You must have appropriate permissions to create or manage Payment Profiles.
Steps to Create a Payment Profile
Navigate to the Account Page
Go to the Account for which you want to add a Payment Profile.Open the Work 365 Menu
In the main banner of the Account page, click the Work 365 dropdown and select Add Payment Profile.Choose a Profile Creation Method
A pop-out window will appear with two options:Direct Entry: Enter payment information manually in the provided fields.
Profile Request: Generate a secure link for the customer to enter their own payment information.
Sync the Payment Profile
After the profile is created, you must sync it to activate:Scroll down to the Payment Profiles management section on the Account page.
Select the new profile and click Sync.
⚠️ Note: If you do not sync the Payment Profile, it will remain inactive and cannot be used for billing.
Managing Payment Profiles
Go to Payment Management
Navigate to the Payment Profiles section under the Account.
Available Management Actions
Set Default: Select the default payment method for billing.
Edit/Update: Modify existing profile details.
Deactivate: Disable an unused profile.
? You can have multiple Payment Profiles on an account, but only one can be set as the default.
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