export_payment_details
export_payment_details
All data associated with a payment. Can be joined to the Transaction table by transaction_id.
Primary Key: transaction_id
Planned deprecation — 2026-09-30
table_record_updated_at will be removed on 2026-09-30 — use updated_at instead.
Identifiers
Unique Transaction ID
Parent charge for the transaction, so it allows you to tie payments and adjustments to the original charge (billed A/R)
Unique ID associated with the specific Payer Plan
Timestamps
Time when the payment transaction was last updated. Use this for incremental ingestion.
Will be deprecated 2026-09-30 — use updated_at instead.
Organization
User’s unique organization ID in the Candid system
User’s Organization / Company Name
Organization’s External ID - the ID that the organization uses to map to their own upstream system
Payment Details
Type of Payment (ERA, Patient Payment, Non-Insurance Payment)
Derived Details
External Payment ID / Check Number
Check Date
Date of when Payment was posted in Candid
Date the associated payment was deposited
Payer of the 835 file / organization that issued the remit
The 2U segment code that is used to help specifically identify the insurance company that is underwriting what the payment is
X12 claim status code from the ERA (835) indicating the overall adjudication status of the claim (e.g., processed as primary, denied)
The payer’s internal reference number for the claim, as reported in the ERA
ID of the user who posted the ERA
Name of the user who posted the ERA
X12 provider-level adjustment reason code (from the ERA 835 PLB segment) for the provider-level balance adjustment this payment settles.
Claim IDs to which the provider-level balance (PLB) clearing-account allocation relates
Stable date the payment was first posted to the ledger. Unlike payment_posted_date, this does not change if the payment is later reallocated to a different charge — use it for period-over-period accounting and denial analysis.
ID of the first charge on the service line this payment was posted against. Stable across charge rebills and reallocation.
Payer plan group of the first charge on the service line this payment was posted against.