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Join nowAccording to support, my only recourse is to cancel the failed Sales Receipt and create a new one that will use the new CC info. Despite the interface providing the method to Edit the payment info, and the checkbox to "Retry".
Hello adamculp,
We're glad to hear that you've already reached out to our support. The suggested solution is one of the convenient way to resolve failed transactions. With that being said, the system will be able to update the missing/incorrect information from the previous template.
You can also check this article how to handle failed recurring templates: How to Handle a Recurring Transaction That Did Not Run.
Let me know if you have any questions.
Smells like a bug to me, but at least there is a workaround. (deleting transactions and adding a new one to conduct business is wrong) Editing a failed Sales Receipt for retry used to work years ago, and at some point became broken. Regression testing at it's best. :P
Hello, @adamculp.
Thanks for getting back and sharing your thoughts about the resolution provided.
Failure to edit a recurring transaction usually happens if the recurring template used have problems. That's why deleting and recreating this transaction normally resolves the issue.
If you have additional questions about your recurring transactions, please don't hesitate to reach out again in the Community. I'll be here to help.
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