You can now edit a running schedule — no need to cancel it and create a new one. Change the card, amount, dates, frequency, or donor. Before you save, Donor Fuse shows a preview of every payment that will change.
Note: Only active schedules can be edited. If Edit Schedule doesn't appear on an older Donation or Pledge schedule, cancel it and create a new one.
Note: Edit Schedule is greyed out if you don't have the Edit permission for Schedules. Ask your account admin.
Edit a Schedule
- Click Donations on the Main Menu, then Schedules.
- Click the ⋯ button on the schedule's row, then Edit Schedule.
- Tick what you want to change, then click Next. The next step shows only the fields you chose.
- Make your changes, then click Next.
- Check the preview, then click Save Changes.
Note: Some changes don't need a preview. Then the button says Save Changes instead of Next, and one click saves the change.
Change the Card on a Schedule
Use this when a donor's card expired or the donor gave you a new card.
- Open Edit Schedule on the schedule (see above).
- Tick Payment method (Payment schedules) or Amount & details (Donation schedules), then click Next.
- Under Payment Type, select the donor's saved card. To use a new card, select Credit Card and enter the card details.
- Click Next, check the preview, then click Save Changes.
All upcoming payments of the schedule now use the new card.
Change the Amount, Date, or Frequency
- Payment schedules: Tick Schedule & timing. Change the Next Date, Frequency, or Installments Left. The amount of each payment adjusts to the number of payments.
- Donation and Pledge schedules: Tick Schedule & timing for the date and frequency, or Amount & details for the amount.
Then click Next, check the preview, and click Save Changes.
The Preview
The preview lists each upcoming payment with its old and new value.
- New: A payment that will be added.
- Removing: A payment that will be taken off the end.
- Modified: A payment that was changed by hand earlier. You can choose whether the new change applies to it.
- Voiding: A pending or failed payment that will be voided. You see it only when you tick Void leftover pending/failed installments.