Please see the below video on how applying a surcharge on credit cards looks when using SoftPoint!
Steps for Surcharging and Completing a Payment in SoftPoint POS
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Logging into SoftPoint POS:
- Start by logging into the SoftPoint POS system using your credentials.
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Selecting an Open Ticket:
- Locate and select the open ticket that needs to be processed for payment.
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Viewing Balance Details:
- Click on the "Balance Due" section to view the breakdown of the payment details.
- You will see the Cash Due, Total Amount, and Credit Due.
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Understanding Surcharging:
- Surcharging applies an additional fee to credit card transactions.
- Debit card transactions are exempt from the surcharge.
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Configuration on SoftPoint Backend:
- All surcharge settings, including the percentage of the surcharge and the type of surcharge tender used, are configured on the SoftPoint backend.
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Proceeding with Payment:
- Navigate to the payment section of the ticket.
- If the customer is paying by card, follow the prompts provided by the POS system to proceed with the payment.
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Displaying Surcharge Amount:
- When the card payment option is selected, the screen will display:
- The total sale amount.
- The surcharge amount that has been applied to the transaction based on the set percentage.
- When the card payment option is selected, the screen will display:
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Completing the Transaction:
- Once the card transaction is approved, proceed to complete any necessary confirmation steps to finalize the payment.
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Transaction Completion:
- Confirm that the payment of $439 was successfully processed.
- Note that a surcharge of $0.17 was applied to the transaction for the card payment.
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Closing the Check:
- After completing the payment, the check is closed in the system.
Conclusion
This guide walks you through the process of handling surcharges and completing a payment on the SoftPoint POS system. From logging in, selecting a ticket, applying surcharges, and completing the payment, this process ensures that surcharges are correctly applied to credit card transactions while debit card payments remain exempt.
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