See if Customer Paid Through Cornerstone

Modified on Wed, 29 Apr at 6:06 PM

Overview

This article explains how to confirm that a customer's payment has been received and recorded. The method you use depends on how the customer made their payment — either through AlarmPayments.com or by check.

For Payments Made Via AlarmPayments.com

Use the customer's Invoice History to check for a pending transaction indicator.

  1. Go to the customer's account.
  2. Click Invoice History.
  3. Check for a blue "A" next to the invoice. This indicates a pending transaction.

⚠️ IMPORTANT

A blue "A" icon indicates a pending transaction — it does not necessarily confirm a completed payment. Monitor the account to verify the transaction settles successfully.

For Payments Made Via Check

There are two reporting methods available to confirm a check payment. Use whichever best fits your needs.

Method 1: Check Ledger

  1. Click Reports.
  2. Click the Financial Tab.
  3. Select Check Ledger.

  4. Enter the Date Range.
  5. Enter the Check Number.
  6. Check the Prepaid Credit Box.
  7. Click Run Report.

Method 2: Cash Receipts

  1. Click Reports.
  2. Click the Financial Tab.
  3. Select Cash Receipts.


  4. Enter the Date Range.
  5. Filter for the specific customer.
  6. Click Run.

Quick Reference: Which Method to Use

Payment MethodWhere to ConfirmWhat to Look For
AlarmPayments.comInvoice HistoryBlue "A" icon next to the invoice
CheckReports → Financial → Check LedgerMatch by date range and check number
CheckReports → Financial → Cash ReceiptsFilter by customer and date range

Need Additional Help?

Our Customer Success team is here to assist you.

Phone: 847-405-9517 x1
Email: customer.success@alarmbills.com

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