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@territorial io Hello,

To obtain the total amount of all unsettled transactions, you would need to implement additional logic in your application. Here's a general approach you can follow:

1. Retrieve the list of transactions: Use the appropriate method from the Clover SDK to fetch a list of transactions from the Clover device or Clover backend. These transactions will include both settled and unsettled ones.

2. Filter unsettled transactions: Iterate through the list of transactions and filter out the unsettled transactions based on their status. Each transaction object typically has a field that indicates its status, such as "SETTLED" or "VOIDED". Exclude transactions with a status indicating they have been settled.

3. Calculate the total amount: Sum up the amounts of the remaining unsettled transactions to obtain the total unsettled amount. Make sure to consider the currency and handle any necessary conversions.

Here's a sample code snippet in Java showcasing this approach:

java
// Assuming you have a CloverConnector instance called "cloverConnector"


// Retrieve the list of transactions
cloverConnector.getTransactions(new TransactionQuery(), new ICloverConnectorListener() {
    @Override
    public void onQueryTransactionsResponse(QueryTransactionsResponse response) {
        if (response.isSuccess()) {
            List<Transaction> transactions = response.getTransactions();


            // Filter unsettled transactions
            List<Transaction> unsettledTransactions = new ArrayList<>();
            for (Transaction transaction : transactions) {
                if (!transaction.getCardTransaction().getStatus().equals("SETTLED")) {
                    unsettledTransactions.add(transaction);
                }
            }


            // Calculate the total unsettled amount
            long totalUnsettledAmount = 0;
            for (Transaction transaction : unsettledTransactions) {
                totalUnsettledAmount += transaction.getAmount();
            }


            // Use the totalUnsettledAmount as needed
            System.out.println("Total unsettled amount: " + totalUnsettledAmount);
        } else {
            // Handle the error
            System.out.println("Failed to retrieve transactions: " + response.getResult());
        }
    }


    // Implement other required methods of ICloverConnectorListener
});

Note that this code assumes you have properly set up the CloverConnector instance and implemented the ICloverConnectorListener interface to handle the response and other events from the Clover device.

@dinosaur game Hi,

The Unsettled Transactions page allows you to review transactions that have not yet been sent for settlement. Depending on the status of these transactions, they can be either voided, or captured and submitted for settlement.

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I remember having a similar issue a while back when I was trying to reconcile my accounts. At the end of each day, I would see a few transactions that seemed to be "in limbo" – they weren't settled, but they also weren't showing up as finalized. It was a bit frustrating because I couldn’t get a clear view of what my actual totals were. I reached out to Clover support, and they explained that unsettled transactions can take some time depending on the card networks or if there are any holds.

One thing that really helped me was keeping track of these unsettled transactions manually and comparing them with the billing software statistics. It gave me a much better understanding of how frequently these transactions occur and how much money is "stuck" in the process at any given time. I recommend doing that, or even seeing if Clover’s API can help you automate part of this process.

To get the structure of all unscheduled transactions via Clover Windows SDK, the BatchCardTotal class can be used to get information on current payments. However, for individual unscheduled transactions, it is recommended to use the Clover API for reports or view completed and pending transactions via SDK . And if you are looking for a relaxing way to spend time, try playing at https://royalreelsonlinecasino.com/ . The casino offers exciting games with withdrawal of winnings and have a great time!

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