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View the details of a subscription

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Preview: View the details of a subscription

The side details panel is the 360Β° view of a subscription. It groups everything you need to know: who pays, how, since when, with what success, and which actions are available.

Open the details panel​

  1. 1

    Locate the subscription in the list

    From the Recurring payments screen (/app/paiements/recurrent), find the corresponding row via search, tabs or filters.

  2. 2

    Click on the row or on the eye icon

    On the right of each row, the eye icon opens the panel. Clicking elsewhere on the row also works.

  3. 3

    The panel opens on the right of the screen

    It takes about a third of the width. You can continue to see the list on the left.

The sections of the panel​

The panel is organized into four information blocks, in this order:

1. Direct debit information​

This is the central block, which summarizes the contract:

FieldDetails
Monthly amountAmount deducted each month
MethodCredit card or direct debit
PlatformStripe, GoCardless, PayGreen…
ReasonType (Main cash register, Campaign, Promise, Fund, Booklet, Form) and related entity
Creation dateDay when the subscription was signed up
Next deductionScheduled date for the next payment deadline (only if In progress)
Number of deductionsNumber of planned months, or Unlimited if there is no limit
LimitMaximum total amount not to be exceeded, or None if there is no limit
StatusColored badge (In progress, Paused, Manual intervention, Expired card, Completed)

2. Billing information​

This block recalls the details used for tax receipts and billing:

FieldDetail
DonorFull name, link to the contact profile
TypePersonal (individual) or Professional (business)
EmailAddress to which confirmation emails and tax receipts are sent
PhoneIf filled in
AddressFull billing address
Company nameFor businesses
Company IDFor businesses

3. Additional information​

Depending on the payment method, this block displays:

If method = Bank card:

FieldDetail
BrandVisa, Mastercard, American Express…
Last four digitsE.g. ****1234
Expiration dateMM/YY format

If method = Direct debit:

FieldDetail
Mandate identifierUnique reference of the GoCardless mandate
Signature dateDate of validation of the mandate by the donor

And at the bottom of the block:

  • Tax receipt: indicates whether each direct debit automatically generates a tax receipt
  • Annual tax receipt: indicates whether an annual cumulative summary is generated at year end (depending on the country)
  • Comment: internal note entered at creation (reference number, special context…)

4. Payment history​

This last block lists all the child payments generated by this subscription, from most recent to oldest.

For each row:

InformationDetail
DateDay of the direct debit
AmountSum charged
StatusValidated, Refunded, Failed…
Tax receiptDirect link to the PDF if generated

Click on a payment to open its full record in the Payments module.

β†’ View payments generated by a subscription

Actions available in the panel​

Depending on the status of the subscription, action buttons appear at the bottom of the panel:

Current StatusAvailable Actions
In progressPause, Cancel permanently
PausedRestart, Cancel permanently
Manual interventionCopy payment link, Cancel permanently
Expired cardCopy update link, Cancel permanently
Completed(Read-only, no actions available)

See the detail of each action:

Close the panel​

Click on the cross Γ— at the top right of the panel, or click in the grayed-out area of the list on the left. The panel closes and you return to the list.

Dates and recovery actions​

The record shows the Last payment received, the bank withdrawal that is still In progress, the next due date, and, when it can be calculated, the date of the last scheduled withdrawal.

The reason for a Stripe failure and the Disputed direct debit status help identify the necessary action. Remind the donor can prepare an email follow-up or a WhatsApp message for you to send yourself. Check the current statuses and the payment failure records.

Going further​