Credit Card Updates
  • 01 Apr 2024
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Article summary

This report will allow you to view the activity for the Credit Card Updater tool. You can export a list of your billable updates (i.e., replaced cards, expiry updates, etc.) and which members were checked but already up to date (non-billable).


Reports > Club Members > Card Updater

The parameters that you have to

From DateThe from date for your reporting period. The default is in the monthly range.
To DateThe to date for your reporting period. The default is in the monthly range.
Update Type
  • All Billable Updates: Allows you to filter by all the card updates you will be billed for under the credit card updater service (Contact Customer, New Customer, and New Expiry are all billable update types). This report filter will include all members that had their card information updated.
  • All Updates: Allows you to filter for all billable and non-billable updates. This report filter will include members that had their card information updated along with all members that were checked but whose card was currently up to date at the type of check.

Reports are exported in a CSV format.

Here are the definitions of what will populate your Card Updater report:

Website NameThe name of the website the club member belongs to.
Customer NumberCustomer number of the club member.
First NameFirst name of the club member.
Last NameLast name of the club member.
AddressAddress of the club member.
Address 2The second address of the club member.
CityA city that the club member lives in.
StateState that the club member lives in. (XX) Ex: California - CA
ZipZip code/Postal of the club member.
PhonePhone number of the club member.
EmailEmail address of the club member.
Credit Card Type

The type of card used for the transaction (Visa or MasterCard). Only Visa or Mastercards are supported by the credit card updater tool. All other card types will have to be updated manually.

Update Type

The action type taken is based on the response from Visa or Mastercard.

  • *Contact Customer: The club member was emailed to contact the winery about their card information. This could be for various reasons, such as lousy card information, an issue with their credit card, or a closed account.
  • *New Card: The club member's card on file was no longer valid. A new card was added and applied to the membership. (Note: The old card is not removed from the Manage Credit Cards section of the member's account. The old card can be manually deleted if necessary. The membership will be updated automatically with the new card number).
  • *New Expiry: The expiry information on the club member's card on file was out of date. The card on file was updated with new expiry information, and the club members will have updated card information.
  • No Change: The club member's card was checked but is up to date. No changes to the card information were made.
  • No Response: Visa or Mastercard did not send back a response for the card number. Example: Newly issued cards are not yet in the updater database.

* Billable update. 

Date Sent for UpdateThe date that the card information was queued up and sent out for updates.
Date UpdatedThe date Vin65 received the updated information and changed the member's credit card information.
is billableAny update to the club member's credit card is a billable update from Vin65. The number of billable items in the timeframe should match the number of updates on your Vin65 invoice—yes or No field. 



Credit Card Updates Report FAQs

Why are there some updates that have <not available> for the club member information?

If a customer record is deleted after a club member's credit card has been sent over for an update check, the report will be unable to match the returned card information to a club member (contact record). When a customer record can no longer be found the report will use the place holder <not available> for customer information on updates that could no longer be matched to a club member account. 

 

 


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