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How to see your payments and receipts
Find every payment your organization received or made, show only what's still due, and open a card payment's receipt.
The Payments page lists the money your organization takes in and pays out. That covers registrations and memberships paid by card or paid to you directly, what you owe other organizations, referee and staff payouts, and your Dodgeball Hub plan.
Before you start
- You need to be a manager of your organization.
Steps
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In your organization’s menu, under Finanças, click Pagamentos.
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Each row shows the date, who the money came De or went Para, what kind of payment it is, what it was for, the amount and its status. Money in shows with a plus and money out with a minus. Click the Data, Valor or Status heading to sort by it.
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To see only what’s still owed, open the filter above the list and choose Devido. Pago and Reembolsado work the same way, and Todos shows everything again.
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On a card payment, click the receipt icon (Ver recibo).
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Click Ver recibo. Stripe’s receipt opens in a new tab.
What each status means
- Pendente: owed but not paid yet, such as a team that chose to pay you directly. Mark it paid once the money reaches you.
- Pago: paid in full.
- Parcialmente reembolsado: you gave part of it back. The amount shows how much. These count as Pago in the filter.
- Reembolsado: you gave all of it back.
- Cancelado: a payment that’s no longer needed, such as one replaced by a card payment, or one for a team or player taken out of the event. These show only under Todos.
Money to settle
When there’s something to settle, boxes above the list show it:
- Saldos Devidos and Devido a Você: money between your organization and another one. See how to settle balances with another organization.
- Devido a Dodgeball Hub: Dodgeball Hub’s fee on payments you received directly. See how to pay platform fees on offline payments.
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