Skip to main content
All CollectionsPaymentsStripe
Manually charging customers through Stripe
Manually charging customers through Stripe

Learn how to manually charge customers through Stripe who have paid for a deposit or offline

Anni avatar
Written by Anni
Updated over 2 weeks ago

✨ Please note: Payments are available on the Lite plan or above.

If you have integrated Stripe with your account, you can manually charge a customer if they have opted to pay offline or part-paid. To do this, you can create a payment link on Stripe and send it to your customer(s) to manually take payment.

This is useful if:

  • You have taken a deposit for an event and would like to charge the customer(s) for the remaining balance

  • The customer(s) would like to pay online instead, and you'd prefer not to cancel/rebook.


Recording an offline payment

Once received, you can record the payment within their booking. To do this:

  1. Select Bookings from the left-hand menu on your account.

  2. Use the search filters at the top and select Search to generate the search, or scroll through the list to find the booking.

    • If you select the Owes box in the Bookings page search bar, you can filter to display only bookings with outstanding, unrecorded payments:

      Bookings page with the 'Attendance status' section highlighted

  3. Once found, select the hyperlinked booking reference to open the booking:

    Bookings tab with an arrow pointing at a booking reference hyperlink.

  4. If we show that they have an amount outstanding, you can select the Record payment button:

    Booking screen with the 'Record payment' section highlighted

  5. In the record payment screen, you can:

    • Enter the Paid amount

    • The date it was Received on

    • The Payment type (cash, cheque, transfer, card machine or other)

    • Any additional Notes

    Booking screen with the record payment screen highlighted

  6. Select Save once finished.


πŸ’¬ Any questions or feedback? There are two ways to get in touch:

Thank you! πŸ•Ί


Tags: booker, bookers

Did this answer your question?