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Set Up CashPayments Notifications for Tenants

Notify tenants about DoorLoop CashPayments by including their cash payment slip in the monthly rent-posted email or move-in text message.

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Overview

See DoorLoop CashPayments Powered by Western Union Overview for what CashPayments is and how it works. If you want to enable this option for your tenants, see Set Up DoorLoop CashPayments Powered by Western Union.

Once enabled, you'll want to notify tenants of this option. You can send them a monthly CashPayments slip with the amount to pay, the account number to use, and locations where Western Union is accepted.

Note: You must have a valid merchant account set up in order to use DoorLoop CashPayments.

The Steps

  1. To set up tenant notifications for CashPayments, click Settings on the main menu. Then under the Property Settings, click Rent & Payment Notifications.

  2. Look for the Rent Posted section. Turn on "Send a notification to the tenant when rent is posted" as well as "Attach an invoice to the email." Once you do this, you can turn on "Include cash payment details." Turning this on sends the tenant a CashPayments Slip each month with detailed instructions on how to make a CashPayment — including an Account Number, the Amount to pay, and where they can make the payment.

  3. (Optional) You can also enable the feature under Text Messages to "Send cash payment details upon move in."

  4. Click Save to finish.

Your tenants now receive their CashPayments details automatically each month, or upon move-in if enabled.


Tip: Property-Specific CashPayments Notifications

You can override the company default with unique notification settings for a specific property.

  1. Click Rentals > Properties, and select the property.

  2. On the property, click Settings > Rent & Payment Notifications.

  3. Select "Specify notifications for this property" in the settings.

  4. Set each notification type the same way as the company-level steps above.

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