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Auth.net settle-file kill is not settlement-reject share

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Divide settle-file kills by settlement batches on one Auth.net settle-file export. That ratio is AN settle-file %.

Pair: Batch-reject share on Payments. Settlement twin: settlement-reject. NMI twin: batch reject.

What you type

Settlement batch rejects — Auth.net settle files / batches killed before funding moved in the cut.

Settlement batches — Settlement batches in that same Auth.net settle-file export.

AN settle-file % = settlement batch rejects ÷ settlement batches × 100. Fat AN settle-file % usually means settle-file / funding rules — chase that path; never invent an AN settle-file chip.

What not to do

Skip inventing AN settle-file %. Skip dumping the Auth.net settlement-reject export into settle-file fields without the batch-file cut. Skip folding NMI batch-reject counts into Auth.net seats. Skip blending MIDs when one settle-file seat owns the kill pile.

Related: Payments, settlement-reject, batch reject, Argyle batch reject.

Procedure

  1. Type settlement batch rejects and settlement batches.
  2. Read AN settle-file %.
  3. Chase settle-file / funding rules when AN settle-file % is material.

Failure modes

  • Inventing AN settle-file %.
  • Dumping the Auth.net settlement-reject export into settle-file fields without the batch-file cut.
  • Folding NMI batch-reject counts into Auth.net settle-file seats.

Worked example

None on this page yet. When one lands it will be a real case: what broke, the number, and what changed. Not a composite.

Glossary

AN settle-file %
Settlement batch rejects ÷ Settlement batches × 100.

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FAQ

Is this Authorize.net settlement-reject share?
Sibling Auth.net door on generic settlement rejects, not settle-file kills. [Settlement-reject share](/manuals/authorize-net-settlement-reject-share) mixes settlement rejects. Here you only divide whole settle-file kills by settlement batches.
Is this NMI settlement-batch reject share?
Different processor ledger. [Settlement-batch reject share](/manuals/nmi-settlement-batch-reject-share) reads NMI. Here you only score Auth.net settle-file kills.
What AN settle-file % should I invent?
None. Pull settlement batch rejects and settlement batches from the same Auth.net settle-file export.