Billing Tree ACH Password
Enter the Userid and Password that Billing Tree gave you when
you set up your ACHNow Web Service account. You only need
to enter this login information once per session. When you sign
out of Collect!, the session is over and you will need to enter the
Userid and Password again next time you sign in.
Billing Tree ACH Password
Userid
Enter your Billing Tree ACHNow Web Service Userid.
This will connect to the appropriate Billing Tree account
for your ACHNow Web Service transactions.
You can set up different user accounts at
Billing Tree if you need to set different
transaction limits for your Billing Tree
operators. Each Billing Tree ACHNow
Web Service account that you set up
with Billing Tree will have a unique Userid
and Password.
Once you enter your Userid and Password, they stay in
effect until you sign out of Collect!.
Password
Enter your Billing Tree ACHNow Web Service
Password. This Password will be entered automatically
for you in every Billing Tree ACH payment you post.
If you do not enter your Password here,
then you will have to enter it for each ACH
payment when posting.
Per Session ACH Logins
Collect! prompts you to enter a Userid and Password when
you start using Billing Tree to post ACH payments. You can use
this prompt to enter the ACHNow Web Service account
login that you need. For instance, you might have an account
set up with ACHNow that lets you post payments up to
thousands of dollars. However, you may want your collectors
to be limited to $500 transactions and lower. So they can
sign in with the default Userid set up in the ACH Setup form
and you can sign in with a per session login to a power
user account.
If you intend to use more than one ACHNow Web
Service account to post your transactions, please be aware
that you must run a reconcile for EACH Userid. Currently
transactions are stored by ACHNow according to the Userid
that posts them.
OK
Select OK to save the Password for your ACH
payments. You will not have to enter it again while
you are still signed into Collect!.
See Also
- Billing Tree Service Topics
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