## Documentation Index

Access the complete documentation index at:
https://www.zoho.com/au/books/help/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available documentation pages before proceeding.

# Record Payment for Invoice

There are multiple ways in which you can collect and record payments in Zoho Books based on your business needs:

*   [Online Payments](/au/books/help/invoice/record-payment-for-invoice.html#online)
*   [Charge Customer’s Card](/au/books/help/invoice/record-payment-for-invoice.html#charge)
*   [Record Offline Payment](/au/books/help/invoice/record-payment-for-invoice.html#offline-payment)

## Online Payment

Collecting payments online from your customers is one of the safest and fastest ways to get paid for your invoices. You can enable your customers to pay online by integrating Zoho Books with popular payment gateways. Depending on the payment gateway, your customers will be able to pay via their credit cards, debit cards, net banking, and other payment options offered by the payment gateway.

Find the [payment gateways that can be integrated with Zoho Books](https://www.zoho.com/au/books/help/settings/integrations.html) and set them up.

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## How Online Payments Work in Invoices

Once you set up a payment gateway integration, by default, the payment gateway will be marked as the mode of payment in the invoice under the online payments section. When you send this invoice to your customer, they will be able to pay online using one of the available payment options.

If you have configured multiple payment gateways, you can select the payment gateway through which you want to receive payments from your customers. Here’s how:

*   Go to **Sales** on the left sidebar and select _Invoices_.
*   Select the invoice for which you want to select your preferred payment gateway and click **Edit** on the top bar.
*   Scroll down to the section below **Terms and Conditions** where you will see the list of payment gateways that you had integrated with Zoho Books.
*   Select your preferred payment gateway through which you want to receive payments from your customer.

**Note:** If you select more than two payment gateways, Zoho Books will automatically use the payment gateway that you integrated last with Zoho Books.

*   Click **Save** and send it to your customer.

Now, your customer will be able to pay you from the [Customer Portal](https://www.zoho.com/au/books/help/customer-portal/), from the invoice email you had sent them, or from the [invoice link you had shared](https://www.zoho.com/au/books/help/invoice/other-actions.html#share-invoice) with them.

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## Charge Customer’s Card

Another method of collecting payments from your customers is by charging your customers directly for an invoice using online payment gateways.

**Prerequisite:** Ensure that you have integrated [Zoho Books with a payment gateway](https://www.zoho.com/in/au/books/help/settings/integrations.html#online-payments) that supports charging a customer’s card.

**Note:** The payment gateways that support charging a customers card are Authorise.net, PayPal Payflow Pro, PayPal Payments Pro, Razorpay and Paytm.

**Note:** Ensure that you have the card details of the customer you want to charge and their consent to charge their card for the invoice.

To charge your customers:

*   Go to **Sales** on the left sidebar and select _Invoices_.
*   Select the invoice for which you want to charge your customer’s card.
*   Click the **Record Payment** dropdown in the top right corner of the page and select **Charge Customer**.

![Charge customer](/books/help/images/invoice/charge-customer.png)

*   Enter the **Amount** to be charged and select a **Payment Gateway** from the dropdown.
*   Enter all the details necessary for the payment gateway to process the payment and click **Proceed**.
*   If the transaction is successful, you will get an alert saying that the transaction has been processed and the invoice’s status will change to **Paid**. Else, you will get an error message asking you to try again.

![Charge proceed](/books/help/images/invoice/charge-proceed.png)

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## Record Offline Payment

If you are receiving a cash payment for an invoice or through some other mode of payment, you can record the payment manually. To record payment:

*   Go to **Sales** on the left sidebar and select _Invoices_.
*   Select the invoice for which you want to record the payment.
*   Click the **Record Payment** dropdown on the top right corner of the page and select **Record Payment**. OR
*   Click **Record Offline Payment** to record the payment.

![Record Payment](/books/help/images/invoice/record-payment.png)

*   Enter the payment details such as the **Amount Received**, **Payment Date**, and **Deposit To** account.

![Payment Info](/au/books/help/images/invoice/payment.png)

*   If the customer does not pay you the full amount, enter the amount you’ve received in the **Amount Received** field.
*   Click **Record Payment** and it will be recorded as a partial payment.

You can now record only the TDS amount for an invoice in Zoho Books. To do this:

**Note:** This feature is available only in the **Global** and **India** editions of Zoho Books.

*   Go to _Sales_ on the left sidebar and select **Invoices**.
    
*   Select the invoice for which you want to record only the TDS amount.
    
*   In the invoice’s _Details_ page, click **Record Payment**.
    
*   In the pop-up that appears, fill in the following details:
    
    *   **Amount Received:** Enter **0** as you’re going to record only the TDS amount.
    *   **Tax Deducted?:** Select **Yes, TDS (Income Tax)**.
    *   **Amount Withheld:** Enter the required TDS amount.
    *   **TDS Tax Account:** Select the account with which you want to track this TDS payment.
*   Enter the other required details and click **Save as Paid**.
    
    ![Record TDS Payment](/books/help/images/invoice/standalone-tds.png)

The payment will be recorded only for the TDS amount, and invoice will be marked as **Partially Paid**. You can later make the remaining payment for the invoice.

**Next >**

[Payments Received](/au/books/help/invoice/payments-received.html)