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Taking a Payment

Updated over 3 weeks ago

The following video discusses processing payments using different available methods. The video explores the various payment types and the steps in taking a payment.

Payment Processing

Key Steps

  1. Accessing Payment Screen:

    • Open the order that requires a payment.

    • Click on the "Take Payment" option.

  2. Payment Methods:

    • Choose from credit card (live or offline), cash, check, or accounts receivable.

    • For credit card payments, enter the amount, cardholder name, last four digits of the card number, and card type.

    • For offline credit card payments, no validation is done.

    • For cash payments, enter the amount received.

    • For check payments, enter the amount, check number, and optional driver's license information.

    • For accounts receivable, select the option if applicable.

  3. Additional Details:

    • Adjust the minimum deposit amount and percentage if needed.

    • Use shortcuts to quickly fill in the minimum deposit or balance amount.

    • Attach notes to payments for reference.

  4. Completing Payment:

    • Process the payment based on the chosen method.

    • Verify payment approval.

    • Keep track of all payments made on the order.

  5. Printing Payment Details:

    • After processing payments, consider printing the payment details for a comprehensive record.

    • Payment details provide a breakdown of all payments made on the order, including notes if added.

Cautionary Notes

  • Ensure accurate entry of payment details to avoid discrepancies.

  • Double-check payment approvals to prevent errors.

  • Maintain confidentiality and security when handling payment information.

Tips for Efficiency

  • Familiarize yourself with the different payment methods available.

  • Utilize shortcuts and features like minimum deposit adjustment for faster processing.

  • Regularly update payment settings and permissions as needed.

By following these steps, team members can efficiently process payments at Home Source Systems, ensuring accuracy and compliance with company procedures.

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