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Log into your CMS.
Navigate to Settings → Feature Management.
Click on Payment & Checkout.
Locate Terminal Payment.
Click Configure.
Turn on the options: Enable Terminal Payment and Enable Terminal Payment for Trade Docket. The Trade Docket is the customer receipt.
You can control what customers will see the Terminal Payment option by configuring Overrides.
For instance, you may want to restrict the Terminal Payment for Trade Dockets to a select Role. In which case, you would click the
button and add in one or multiple roles that can use this functionality.Click Save and Exit to effect your changes.
Navigate to the Checkout Template: Content → Pages & Templates → Checkout.
Locate the Checkout Payment Options widget and click to Edit. In our example, it is in the Step2 Zone.
You should see a Terminal Payments tab in the Checkout Payment Options widget. If you don't see it, review Steps 2 to 6 to ensure you have enabled Terminal Payments.
Although you don't need to alter any parameters within this tab for the Albert Terminal functionality to work, you may want to customise the messages.
We will now head over to your website and purchase a product to test the Albert Payment Terminal Functionality.
Follow your standard procedures to purchase a product and head to the checkout.
When you get to the payment area, you should see a new Terminal option.
Ensure your Albert Terminal is turned on and connected to your provider.
Click Send Order to Terminal.
A Payment Processing message will display. Follow any prompts on your terminal.
The system will display a Successful Order Confirmation message if the payment processes correctly.
Should the payment fail, you will receive a Payment Not Processed message. The system will allow you to retry the payment.
Should the payment fail again, the system will cancel the terminal transaction.
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