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As part of the transaction approval process, how do you pull back a transaction?
Add a comment about the report's readiness to the expense report comments field and then click save
Add a comment about the report's readiness to the expense report comments field and then click save
Click the Back to Transaction List link
There may be a back or done button to click to return to the transaction list. If there are no screen prompts or help menus telling you what do, you should call your support number. It would depend on the program application you are using. The program is most likely customized by the vendor/developer to work for your bank.
As part of the transaction approval process, how do you pull back a transaction?
As part of the transaction approval process, how do you pull back a transaction?
As part of the transaction approval process, how do you pull back a transaction?
As part of the transaction approval process, how do you pull back a transaction?
Add a comment about the report's readiness to the expense report comments field and then click save
Add a comment about the report's readiness to the expense report comments field and then click save
Add a comment about the report's readiness to the expense report comments field and then click save
Add a comment about the report's readiness to the expense report comments field and then click save
To process a credit card transaction the merchant sends the authorization request to First Data Merchant Services. FDMS then sends the card and purchaser information to the issuing bank, if everything checks out and the cardholder has the balance on the card then the approval is sent back to the merchant.
Click the Back to Transaction List link
Add a comment about the report's readiness to the expense report comments field and then click save
There may be a back or done button to click to return to the transaction list. If there are no screen prompts or help menus telling you what do, you should call your support number. It would depend on the program application you are using. The program is most likely customized by the vendor/developer to work for your bank.