After your bank processes your banking file (for example, an ABA file in Australia), use Mark as Paid to record those payments in Xero. This step creates the batch payment in Xero and updates each included bill from Authorised to Paid, keeping Batchly and Xero in sync.
The Mark as Paid step is the third stage of Batchly's payment workflow. This step records completed payments in both Batchly and Xero by creating a batch payment and updating bill statuses to Paid.
When you mark bills as paid, Batchly will:
This ensures your accounting records match the funds transferred from your bank.
Confirm the following:
At the top of the page, review the batch summary:
Confirm these details are correct before continuing.
Scroll through the table to verify the included bills:
Tick the confirmation checkbox:
This confirmation is required to prevent recording payments prematurely.
Click Continue to Next Step to begin processing.
A progress tracker will display:
During processing, Batchly will:
Once finished, click Continue to Send Remittances to proceed to the next step in the workflow.
Each batch is assigned a unique reference using the format:
{ORG}{ID}-{DDMMYY}-{SEQ}
Example: PRC445-050226-01
This reference can be used to locate the batch in:
Once completed:
No. Once recorded in Xero, payments cannot be reversed within Batchly. To correct an error, delete or void the payment directly in Xero.
Yes. You may adjust the payment date before processing, provided it does not fall within a locked accounting period in Xero.
Batchly includes only the remaining outstanding balance in the batch payment.
If a bill has a credit note applied in Xero, Batchly records the net outstanding amount when marking bills as paid, so Xero remains accurate after the batch is processed.
Need help? Contact Batchly support.