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Rejected batches are not settled cash

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Rejected batches over total make reject %. Reject % = rejected / total × 100. Type rejected and total batches.

Pair: Batch reject share on Payments. Lag: settlement batch lag. Stages: sold vs settled.

What you type

Rejected — settlement batches that failed / rejected in the window.

Total batches — all settlement batches attempted in the same window.

Reject % = rejected / total × 100. Fix bank / file quality when reject % is material — do not invent a reject chip.

What not to do

Do not invent a reject percent. Do not mix ACH returns into batch rejects. Do not treat lag days as reject count. Do not average every employer when one owns the hole.

Related: Payments, settlement batch lag, sold vs settled, payout delay.

Procedure

  1. Type rejected and total batches.
  2. Read reject %.
  3. Fix bank / file quality when reject % is material.

Failure modes

  • Inventing a reject percent.
  • Mixing ACH returns into batch rejects.
  • Treating lag days as reject count.

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

Settlement batch reject %
Rejected settlement batches ÷ total batches × 100.

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FAQ

Is this settlement batch lag?
Related settle clock. [Settlement batch lag](/manuals/argyle-settlement-batch-lag) is days vs order day. This page is rejected batch share.
Is this sold vs settled?
Related cash stages. [Sold vs settled](/manuals/sold-vs-settled) names the books. This page is reject % of settlement batches.
What reject % should I invent?
None. Type rejected and total settlement batches from the processor / payroll export.