Use this window to specify the type of payment you want to apply to this transaction. You can apply multiple payment types to a single transaction. The payments you enter appear in the grid.
If you specify a payment type of Cash, use the Amount field on this screen to enter the amount. For all other payment types, a separate window appears for each payment type. The payment types are drawn from the following system settings:
For cash refunds, if a Daily Maximum Cash Refund Per Customer amount exists in Accounts Receivable Control Settings, the user is restricted to refunding that cash amount, unless provided the ability to override the maximum amount via the Override Daily Maximum Cash Refund Per Customer setting in Create a User/Group Actions - Receivables Security. If the user does not have permission to exceed the daily maximum cash refund amount, this Payment Summary process cannot be saved and the user must reduce the amount to be refunded.
Financing
If you enter a finance or revolving payment plan code in this field, note
the following:
If the Require Credit Application field in Credit
Application Control Settings is checked, the system determines if
a valid credit application exists for the customer. If not, a warning
is issued and you are prevented from entering the financing payment type
until a credit application is entered for the customer. To enter a financing
or revolving credit application, click the Actions button at the bottom
of the screen and select Finance
Credit Application.
Once you select the payment type, you access the Finance
Receivable Entry Screen, Revolving
Worksheet (Short), or Revolving
Worksheet (Full), depending on the type of financing (3rd party finance
or revolving) and your control settings.
Important! Depending on your extended
security settings for the Create a
User/Group Actions - Receivables Security, access to specific payment
types may be restricted. Following entry of the pay method, the warning
message You do not have access to this payment type displays if the user
is restricted from applying payments to that type.
After you apply initial
deposits to a sales order and exit the sales order, you cannot edit the
deposits. However, you can add new deposits via the Enter
a Customer Payment/Refund/Gift Certificate routine or via Enter
a Customer Payment.
During the initial entry of payments to an order, if you enter one or more
payments that require authorization (for example, a credit card payment),
once a payment is authorized the system requires you save the order to
maintain integrity in the settlement process. To delete the order (for
example, if another payment type was declined), you must save and re-access
the order.
If one or more pending
deposits (pre-authorized or not) exist for the order, a message box
appears when you access this screen indicating the deposit amount. To
apply the pending deposit to the order, click on the Actions button and
select Pre-Authorized Deposit.
For refunds to credit card payments,
if the credit card number appears in the grid, you can double-click on
that row to select that payment for refund. The Credit
Card Entry Window appears displaying the selected card's information. Note
that the Payment Summary screen displays payments from the original invoice
only when the Validate Original Payment
on Refunds field is enabled on the Customer page in the Point
of Sale Control Settings or when using EMV credit card processing.
The feature described in this paragraph applies only when that field is
enabled.
When the Payment Summary Window is accessed from the Process Receivables
tab of Enter A Customer Payment/Refund/Gift Certificate for refunds
to credit and debit card payments, the Payment Summary screen displays
payments from the original invoice. Payments do not display in the grid
if any of the following are true:
-System does not have any EMV modules licensed
and active
-User is logged into a location that is not set
up for EMV processing
-User is logged into a location that is set up
for EMV processing, but is not logged in with a cash drawer that contains
a Pin Pad Identifier
-The credit or debit card on the original order
was not processed as an EMV transaction
-The original card data records are no longer available
on file