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Solidgate slice-gap is not NMI partial-settle gap
Divide slice-settled $ by captured $ on one Solidgate settle cut. That quotient is SG slice-gap %.
Pair: Partial-settle gap on Payments. NMI twin: partial-settle. Reject twin: settle-die.
What you type
Partial-settled $ — Dollars Solidgate settled below full capture on the settle cut.
Captured $ — Captured dollars in that same Solidgate settle cut.
SG slice-gap % = partial-settled $ ÷ captured $ × 100. Fat SG slice-gap % usually means settle / capture rules — chase that path; never invent an SG slice-gap chip.
What not to do
Skip inventing SG slice-gap %. Skip dumping an NMI or Braintree partial-settle export into Solidgate fields. Skip folding settlement-reject or batch-reject into slice-gap $. Skip blending MIDs when one settle seat owns the slice pile.
Related: Payments, NMI partial-settle, settle-die, Auth.net partial-settle.
Procedure
- Type partial-settled $ and captured $.
- Read SG slice-gap %.
- Chase settle / capture rules when SG slice-gap % is material.
Failure modes
- Inventing SG slice-gap %.
- Dumping an NMI or Braintree partial-settle file into Solidgate fields.
- Folding Solidgate settlement-reject or batch-reject into slice-gap $.
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
- SG slice-gap %
- Partial-settled $ ÷ Captured $ × 100.
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FAQ
- Is this NMI partial-settle gap?
- Different gateway export. [Partial-settle gap](/manuals/nmi-partial-settle-gap) reads NMI. Here you only divide Solidgate slice-settled $ by Solidgate captured $.
- Is this Solidgate settlement-reject share?
- Sibling Solidgate door on settle-die batches, not partial slices. [Settlement-reject share](/manuals/solidgate-settlement-reject-share) is rejects ÷ batches. This page is partial-settled $ ÷ captured $.
- What SG slice-gap % should I invent?
- None. Pull partial-settled $ and captured $ from the same Solidgate settle cut.