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Receiving Payments


Receiving Payments

There are 3 methods to receive payments for Round Robin charges after the Round Robin has completed:

1- After your Round Robin selection period ends, you can compute reciprocation and produce your statements and bill participants by sending them paper or e-mailed statements; they can then pay you by check or credit card (if you accept credit cards.)

2- If you have an existing web page to accept credit/debit cards for other types of charges, you can have the Online Round Robin web site link your members to your existing payment web site where they can pay their Round Robin charges. Please contact Compugene Software to have this link created.

3- You can use our Compugene Software debit/credit card interface to direct your members to a web site where they can pay for their Round Robin charges using the Compugene Software merchant account. Additional fees may be incurred with this technique, so please contact Compugene Software for further details.

If you allow Reciprocation

Remember that if you enabled reciprocity in the Customize Display Options function and you charge extra for reciprocal selections (which are computed after the Round Robin closes), final charges may not be determined until the Round Robin has completed (that is, all member selections have been made) and you have then computed your reciprocal charges using the Perform Reciprocation function.

At that point, you have two options. You can:

1- Allow members to pay online for their charges prior to computing reciprocation (these charges will not include any additional reciprocation charges), then close the site for selection and payment; then perform reciprocal calculations and then bill members by statement for any additional reciprocal charges that they may incur, or you can

2- Close the Round Robin for accepting selections, perform the reciprocation calculations but keep the site open to accept payments (but allow no additional selections); members can then link to the site to pay their total or remaining charges. This of course is useful only if you have an online payment system in place (see methods 2 and 3 at the top of this page).