Accept payments

This guide will help you set up and manage different payment methods for your store.

Follow the steps below to configure the available payment options for your customers.

Step 1: Access the payment settings

• Navigate to the left-hand menu and click on “Settings.”
• Select the “Accept payments” tab from the options provided.

Step 2: Configure payment methods

• Accept Paypal
  • Enable PayPal: Toggle the switch to enable PayPal as a payment option.
  • PayPal Email: Enter the business email address associated with your PayPal account.
    • This will allow you to start accepting orders via PayPal.
    • If you need more information, click here.
•   Accept credit cards
  • Toggle the switch to enable credit card payments.
    • Choose one of the available payment providers to start accepting credit card payments.
    • Follow the provider’s instructions to set up your account and integrate it with your store.
• Accept PayID
  • Toggle the switch to enable PayID as a payment option.
    • Use your PayID to accept payments directly to your bank account.
• Accept BPAY
  • Toggle the switch to enable BPAY as a payment option.
    • BPAY allows customers to transfer funds electronically from their bank accounts to billers.
• Accept bank transfer
  • Toggle the switch to enable bank transfer as a payment option.
    • Customers can transfer payments directly into your bank account.

Step 3: Set payment terms

• Payment Terms: Enter the number of days for payment terms if your customers pay in arrears. For example, if the invoice is due 7 days from the date the order is placed, enter 7.

Step 4: Customise “Further information for customers”

• Customise the message that will display on the final confirmation screen after an order has been made. This message will also appear on the PDF invoice sent to the customer.
• • Use the text editor to format your message. For example: “Thank you for shopping at The Flower Collective!”

Step 5: Save your changes

• Once you have configured the necessary payment methods and customised the customer information, click the “Save” button located at the top right corner of the screen.

• Ensure that all payment methods are tested to confirm they are working correctly before enabling them for customers.
• Clearly communicate the available payment options to your customers on your website to provide them with a seamless checkout experience.
• Regularly review and update your payment settings to align with any changes in your business processes or customer preferences.