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OptionDefault ValueDescriptionOverride Available?
Enable Immediate Order IntegrationOFF

(Turning this option on is limited to LTS customers.)

OFF:  the verification process begins upon submission of the order. The order has the status 'pending' on your website. 

ON: the system will integrate the order to the ERP before the verification process is initiated.

This option (used with the ShortChange method) provides increased efficiencies for your business during the verification process period:

  • stock status - ordered items are committed to that order and are marked unavailable in your ERP so they cannot be ordered by other customers, online and offline,
  • multiple orders - when a credit card is verified, all remaining pending orders on that credit card are also updated and available for further online processing by your team members,
  • cash receipt issue - cash receipts are written at the time of integration and can be reconciled more easily with your customer's credit card payment since they occur on the same day 


Role level
Attempts Allowed3

The number of times the user or customer can attempt to verify ownership by entering one of the verification amounts charged to their credit card before the order is cancelled.


Role level
Percentage Split (of the order amount)85

Applies to the Split Charge method only. The system will split the total amount payable into two charge amounts (the first split equalling this value +/- the Credit Card Verification Percentage Variant). A correct split charge must be entered to verify credit card ownership.

  

Role level
Threshold Order Amount250.00

The system will hold orders over this amount until the user/customer can verify credit card ownership.


Role level
Days to Hold Order45The the number of days an order remains open for the user to validate the credit card. Role level
Usage TypeCustomerCredit Card Verification can be set against the user's login or the customer. Note - Guest user orders will always trigger a verification request when over the Threshold Order Amount. Role level
Verification MethodShortChange

Select ShortChange (recommended) or SplitCharge

  • Short Change - the system will charge the credit card once and the charge appears in a single cash receipt. A random amount between the 'Payment Amount' and 'Payment Amount - Max Short Charge Amount' is deducted before charging. The  customer/user must be able to confirm either the 'short change' amount or the short charge amount.

    This method is recommended because a single charge and cash receipt is more efficient for reconciling credit card charges with cash receipts, and minimising reversals.  

  • Split Charge (old method) - the system will charge the credit card twice in accordance with the 'Percentage Split' previously entered. They appear as two charges with two cash receipts. The customer/user must be able to confirm one of the split charges to pass the verification check.  
Role level
Days Before Initial Reminder Email2Send an initial reminder email X days after the customer placed the order if they have not verified the credit card. 
Days Before Subsequent Reminder Email7Send a follow-up reminder email X days after the initial reminder email if the customer has still not verified the credit card.
Notification EmailBlankEnter the email address to which the system will send email notifications of orders pending, awaiting verification.
Online Team EmailBlankEnter a team email address to which the system will send email notifications of orders pending, awaiting verification.Role level
Order Integration Order Status17This value represents the order status 'pending'. If the 'enable immediate integration' is on, this value represents the order status of 'pending' but unintegrated in the ERP.  

Short Change Settings

Max Short Change Amount

$1.00

Applies to 'ShortChange' option only. When ShortChange is selected as the verification method, then the system will charge the payment amount minus a random amount. This value represents the maximum amount that can be deducted off. 


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