FAQ
authority management
The permissions of this system are divided into roles and accounts. Menus and operations are configured to roles to achieve permissions management
Rights management objects: role types, roles, accounts
Note: distinguish the difference between roles and role types. Role types can be understood as a general term for a certain type of role. A certain role type includes the scope of authority that this type of role should have. A role is a specific authority unit with specific assigned authority
About replenishment
The so-called replenishment order refers to the customer service staff assisting the user to create an order when the user fails to create an order, so as to avoid differences in order statistics and accounting checks.
When the user pays, but the amount does not match the order, the payer's information does not match the reservation, and the payer does not transfer the funds directly through the system, it will cause a situation that does not match the order.
There are two ways to fill an order
- Make up the bill from the collection record
The replenishment data generated here is caused by the user's payment amount inconsistent with the order, the payer's information does not match the reservation, and the payer's failure to pass the system.
- Create a blank order
Through the blue "replenish order" button at the top of order management, you can create a completely blank order, and you can fill in any content to create an order. When the user pays but fails to survive the payment information push and causes omissions, this type of order replenishment method can be used to replenish the order.
In the above two cases of replenishment, because they are all manual operations, the order can choose to call back or not. Whether to choose to call back or not, you need to negotiate and communicate with the merchant.
Order Status
Collection order status
- 0 = not paid
- 1 = paid
- 2 = overout
- 4 = cancelled
Payment order status
- 0 = unpaid
- 1 = Done
- 2 = Processing
- 3 = Processing(Manual)
- 4 = Cancelled
Data deletion
Most of the data deleted in the system through the background are logical deletions, but there is still a small part of the data that is actually deleted. Please handle these data carefully:
- The relationship between the merchant and the agent
- The relationship between merchants and collection devices
- Merchant receiving bank data
- The relationship between roles and menus
- The relationship between the transferred bank information and the merchant
- The relationship between login account and agent role
- Login account and merchant relationship
Settlement order modification limit
The status of order 1 (completed) and 4 (cancelled) is final and cannot be modified.
Order status 0 (unprocessed), 2 (settlement), 3 (settlement failed) is a temporary state, and can be modified to other states in the background