Every now and then, we get a request from some club administrators asking if a member's BPay payment can be used in a different way to that which our automated payment processor decides at the time that it allocates money to debt. Now you can change that decision by taking back how that money was used, and instead re-allocating it across a member's outstanding debts in a way you see fit. One very common scenario is where a club may want money to go towards a shop order debt before a registration debt, which is not what happens by default.
For a given payment, you can "unapply" it when it has been fully allocated to one or more debts (ie. the "Unallocated Amount" is equal to 0). Effectively, the debts are each increased by whatever amount was being used from this payment, and the payment sits in a pending "unapplied" state until it is re-applied elsewhere.

After a payment has been unapplied, it is a good idea to re-allocate that money as soon as possible. The club has seen this money from the member, so it should always be allocated to some debt that the member has raised. In the Payment Details screen, you will be able to apply a payment if the unallocated amount is greater than 0.


Naturally, it isn't always possible to re-use the payment money straight away. You may need to go away and create some more debt, and then come back to it. Luckily, the Financials tab in the Control Room has a little button (indicated below) that will show you the payments for the club that have not been allocated to debts. The little red number at the top right of the button tells you how many there are.
