In this guide, we’ll show you how to use the Tap to Pay feature to accept payments by turning your iPhone into a payment terminal.
Step 1: Raise an Invoice
In the Pabau GO app, you can raise invoices in three ways: directly from the Calendar, from the client journey, or through the POS (Point of Sale).
Step 2: Select Payment Method
Once you've selected the client and items, proceed to the Cart by clicking on the cart icon in the top-right corner. Then, click the "Continue" button to choose your payment method.
If you have enabled the Tap to Pay feature, the "Tap to Pay" option will appear as a payment method. Tap on it to continue.
NOTE: If you are using both the Bluetooth card terminal and Tap to Pay on iPhone, please note that they cannot be connected simultaneously.
If needed, disconnect one of the two using the following steps:
- To disconnect Tap to Pay: Force-close the Pabau GO app by swiping up from the bottom of the screen and swiping it away.
- To disconnect the Bluetooth terminal: Force-close the app and turn off Bluetooth on your device.
Step 3: Tap iPhone to iPhone
Now, hold your client's iPhone near yours to accept the payment.
Step 4: Confirm Payment
Wait for the payment to be confirmed on both devices.
Once the payment is successfully processed, the Point of Sale will display the checkout completed screen, an invoice will be generated, and the payment method will be listed as Card Terminal, the same as payments processed through the terminal.
By following these steps, you can process payments using Tap to Pay.
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