--- title: "Viewing Transaction History" slug: "viewing-transaction-history" updated: 2026-08-10T20:23:24Z published: 2026-08-10T20:23:24Z canonical: "help.idibilling.com/viewing-transaction-history" --- > ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.idibilling.com/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # Viewing Transaction History Once you set up your customer’s credit card or e-check accounts and begin charging them, you can view the transaction history on a selected account. To view customer account transactions: 1. Right-click on the account and select **Account Transactions**. This displays the Account Transactions for Account # data table. ![viewtransactions](https://cdn.us.document360.io/3f7f8ade-bcb1-4ec8-af25-0c0ad8601afb/Images/Documentation/21864.gif?sv=2026-02-06&spr=https&st=2026-11-14T10%3A49%3A53Z&se=2026-11-14T11%3A49%3A53Z&sr=c&sp=r&sig=VhtqpTQiCpuK%2FLLfvp16KhsTcB1hF2bexoaVsPm%2BVXM%3D) The Account Transactions for Account # data table contains the following information. | ID | System-generated ID that uniquely identifies the transaction. | | --- | --- | | Status | Status of the transaction. | | Description | A description of the transaction (***Monthly InCharge, Partial Payment, Deposit***, or ***Final Payment***). | | Type | Type of transaction (***debit*** or ***credit***). | | Amount | Dollar amount of the transaction. | | Process Date | Date and time the transaction is processed. | | Approval Code | 6-digit authorization code received back from the credit card processor for an approved transaction. | | Approved Date | Date and time the transaction is approved. | | Bureau Transaction | Bureau Transaction ID. This is the number the credit service/bureau assigns to a transaction after it is submitted for processing. | | Bureau Description | Description of the credit service/bureau assigned to the transaction. | | Last Modified | The most recent date a transaction transpired. | | User ID | The ID of the individual who made the modification. | > [!NOTE] > Note > > When Automated Action on Declined E-Pay payments is implemented in your system, you can display the Decline Count by expanding the viewable columns on an account’s E-Pay Transactions view. From this view, right click on the view’s Status Bar (bottom of the grid). Then select **Columns** > **All** to show all columns. See Automated Action on Declined E-Pay Payments for details on this functionality. Each transaction is associated with one of the following statuses. | Unprocessed | Transaction is part of a batch transaction that was generated by the billing system as part of a recurring batch of monthly payments. | | --- | --- | | Unprocessed One Time | Transaction is a real-time transaction that has not yet been sent out or is future-dated. | | In process | Transaction is in the process of being sent. | | Sent | Transaction has been sent to the processing company and IDI is waiting for a response. | | Approved | Transaction succeeded.The IDI platform creates the payment or adjustment when an approved transaction is received. Approved transactions can be voided in real-time (right-click the transaction and select **Void**). | | Decline | Transaction failed. A declined transaction can be Resubmitted (right-click the transaction and select **Resubmit**). | | Void | Transaction was cancelled before it was processed. Only an Unprocessed transaction or Unprocessed One Time transaction can be voided. | | Processing Error | Transaction encountered an error during the transaction export. A transaction with this status can be Resubmitted (right-click the transaction and select **Resubmit**). A transaction with this status can be voided (right-click the transaction and select **Void**). | | Voided by system | System encountered an error that it could not rectify. | | Declined - Void | Transaction has been declined and the IDI platform has automatically voided it. Another form of payment is needed. | | Error - Void | Transaction failed and the IDI platform automatically voided it. Another form of payment is needed. |