Unsettled transactions are transactions that failed or were never collected, and that are no longer part of a dunning workflow. This article explains which actions you can take on them and when to use each one. For the screen itself and its filters, read Unsettled transactions.
A transaction in Unsettled is no longer followed up by Twikey: no new collection attempt is made and no reminders are sent. Without an action from your side, the payment stays open and the customer is not contacted again.
We therefore recommend checking the Unsettled screen regularly and taking an action on every transaction.
| Situation | Action |
|---|---|
| The customer already paid in another way, for example by bank transfer or in cash | Mark as paid |
| The customer paid part of the amount | Register partial payment |
| The collection failed for a temporary reason, for example insufficient funds | Try again |
| The customer should pay the amount themselves | Send reminder or Create payment link |
| Earlier reminders did not work | Send official letter (WIK) or Send to collection agency |
| You do not want to follow up the transaction any further | Archive |
| You want to leave a note for your colleagues | Add comment |


| Action | Several transactions | One transaction |
|---|---|---|
| Mark as paid | Yes | Yes |
| Try again | Yes | Yes |
| Send reminder | Yes | Yes |
| Send to collection agency | Yes | Yes |
| Archive | Yes | Yes |
| Send official letter (WIK) | No | Yes |
| Create payment link | No | Yes |
| Register partial payment | No | Yes |
| Add comment | No | Yes |
| Remove admin charges | No | Yes, only when admin charges were added |
Use this when the customer settled the payment in another way, for example by bank transfer or in cash.
Marking a transaction as paid is final:
Use this when the customer paid part of the amount.

Sends the transaction to the bank or payment provider again for a new collection attempt.
Sends the customer a reminder to pay. You choose how the reminder is sent:

These are the same options as in the automated dunning settings, see Allow payment alternative.
Creates a new payment link for the transaction, without sending it.

Once created, you can copy the link or share it with the customer by email or SMS.
Sends an official debt collection letter (WIK letter), typically as a last step before further legal or collection measures. You can choose to use a payment link, send an additional SMS, send it as registered mail, keep a copy of the letter, send an email to the customer, and set a grace period and admin charges.
For every option, read Set up WIK letters.
Hands the transactions over to your collection agency. You set up or activate the integration in Settings > Integrations > Accounts Receivable.
When the Integration Type of your Intrum integration is Via Rest API, each selected transaction is handed over as a separate case. When one transaction cannot be handed over (for example because the customer's address is invalid or Intrum returns an error), the other transactions are still sent. You then receive an email listing every selected transaction, either as a successful collection request with its Intrum case number or as failed with the reason.
Stops the follow-up of the transaction.
Adds an internal comment, for example to note an agreement with the customer.

Only shown when admin charges were added to the transaction, for example by a WIK letter. Removes those charges from the amount due.
Marking as fraud is done on the agreement, not on the transaction. Open the agreement from the transaction details (click the mandate reference) and follow How to mark an agreement as fraud.