Record manual payments

Record a payment received by bank transfer, check, or cash in NoCode.shop. Invoice is generated automatically.

When to use manual payments

Manual payment recording logs a payment received outside Stripe or GoCardless. Common cases:

  • Customer made a bank transfer to your account.
  • You received a check.
  • Payment was in cash (in-person sale, trade show, market).

Recording it in NoCode.shop keeps your history unified and generates the matching invoice.

Step 1: Find the order

Go to Orders and select the relevant order. The order must exist in NoCode.shop before recording payment. If it doesn’t, create it first.

Step 2: Register the external payment

In the order details, click Register external payment. Pick the method:

  • Bank transfer
  • Check
  • Cash

Confirm. Order status switches to paid and the payment shows up in your Payments history with the method noted.

Automatic invoicing

Recording a manual payment triggers invoice generation, just like any other payment. The invoice shows the payment method (bank transfer, check, or cash).

Find and download it from the order details or the Payments section.

No automatic charge

Recording a manual payment doesn’t charge the customer. It’s only an accounting record in NoCode.shop. Make sure you’ve actually received the funds before recording.

FAQ

Is the customer charged when I record a manual payment?
No. It’s just a declaration in NoCode.shop. No transaction is triggered. Make sure you’ve received the funds first.
Is an invoice generated for manual payments?
Yes. Recording triggers automatic invoice creation. Shows the payment method, downloadable from the order details.
Can I edit a manual payment after recording?
Recorded payments can’t be directly modified. If you made an error, contact NoCode.shop support to adjust the order.
Do NoCode.shop fees apply to manual payments?
Manual payments don’t go through Stripe or GoCardless. No gateway fees. NoCode.shop transaction fees depend on your plan and order configuration.
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