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Paying A Single Consignor (Individual Payout)
Paying A Single Consignor (Individual Payout)

How to run a payout for just one consignor or vendor at a time.

Shandara Hart avatar
Written by Shandara Hart
Updated over 2 months ago

Within Ricochet, there are two ways to conduct payouts to your consignors:

  1. Individual/Manual Payouts: running a single payout outside of a normal schedule.

  2. Bulk Payouts: running payouts for multiple people for sales through a specific date.


When posting an individual payout, it will remove any funds due from their consignor account. This will keep them out of the next bulk payout, so you don't have to change your normal process to account for that one-time event.


How To Run An Individual Payout:

In Ricochet,

  1. Click Accounts

  2. Click Consignors

  3. Search for and find the consignor you would like to pay

  4. Click the Edit Pencil to the far right of their name

  5. Click the Payout tab

  6. Check the boxes of items intended for payout (uppermost check box selects all)

  7. Click the Run Payout drop down in the upper right

  8. Click Payout Type: Send ACH, Print Check, Print List, QuickBooks, or Store Credit

  9. Next steps according to payout type:

Send ACH (click arrow to expand)

  1. Add any Convenience Fee amount, if applicable

  2. Choose Funding Source

  3. Check the "I confirm" box to verify Payout Total & Fee amounts are correct

  4. If you are integrated with QuickBooks and want the payout reflected there, toggle ON the option to Post payout to QuickBooks and choose the corresponding Expense List

  5. Click Send ACH

    NOTE:

    • This will post the payment and mark all items listed as Paid.

    • Processing times vary depending on Funding Source. There is a send limit of $10,000 per transaction, so if you need to process more, you will need to do so in separate transactions.

    • If you are integrated with QuickBooks and want the payout reflected there, toggle ON the option to Post payout to QuickBooks and choose the corresponding Expense List

    Post to QuickBooks view:

    Click Cancel if you do not want to post and return to the pending payout(s) page.

Print Check (click arrow to expand)

  1. Verify Payout Total

  2. Input Check Fee, if applicable

  3. Input Check Number

  4. Click Print

  5. From your computer's print preview screen, verify the correct printer is selected

  6. Click Print

    When sent back to Ricochet,

  7. Click Post

    NOTE: This will post the payment and mark all items listed as Paid. This does not equate to paying your consignors, you will still need to give them their checks and account for your banks processing procedures.

    Click Cancel if you do not want to post and return to the pending payout(s) page.

    CLICK HERE for the checks we recommend. The key is that they are Laser Top Checks, 3 fold (8 1/2 x 11") and Unlined.

Print List (click arrow to expand)

  1. Verify Payout Total is correct

  2. Click Print

  3. From your computer's print preview screen, verify the correct printer is selected

  4. Click Print

    When sent back to Ricochet,

  5. Click Post

    NOTE: This will post the payment and mark all items listed as Paid. This does not equate to paying your consignors, you will still need to give them their funds via Cash, PayPal, Venmo, etc...

    Click Cancel if you do not want to post and return to the pending payout(s) page.

QuickBooks (click arrow to expand)

Click HERE for conducting payouts with QuickBooks.

NOTE: To make things simple, we recommend one solid rule: Every single time you post a payout in Ricochet, make sure you also post it to QuickBooks

Store Credit (click arrow to expand)

  1. Verify Payout Total is correct

  2. Select Keep Item Split or Change Item Split

    • To Change Item Split, Select Updated Split from the drop down

  3. Click Pay & Post

    NOTE: Sales will go towards in-store credit instead of receiving a traditional cash payout. This will post the payment and mark all items listed as Paid.

    Click Cancel if you do not want to post and return to the pending payout(s) page.

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