Setting up electronic payment (EP) types (BL/DST)
An electronic payment (EP) type is used to represent payment by credit card. You can set up electronic payments to enable customers to pay for goods or services through electronic transfer of funds from their accounts to yours.
See User Guide.
This diagram shows how to set up electronic payment (EP) types:
- Access Electronic Payment Types (BL13.1).
- Specify or select the company.
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To set up the electronic payment type, specify this information:
- Electronic Payment Type
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Select whether the electronic payment type to set up is for company or customer electronic payment.
- Electronic Payment Service
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Specify the electronic payment service provider.
Note: If you are using the Lawson Electronic Payment Connector, then specify PAYFLOWPRO in this field. - Status
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Select whether the EP type is active or inactive.
- Electronic Payment Minimum Margin
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Specify the minimum amount by which to increase the authorization amount.
Note: When you authorize an electronic payment, you must authorize against an amount. You cannot access against a zero amount. - Margin Percent
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Specify the minimum percentage by which to increase the authorization amount.
- Authorization Duration
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Specify the days for which the electronic payment is authorized. For example, 14 days.
- Requires Authorization
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Specify whether authorization is required for the electronic payment.
- Pending Authorization Hold Code
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Select the hold code to indicate that authorization is pending for the electronic payment transaction.
- Failed Authorization Hold Code
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Select the hold code to indicate that electronic authorization has failed.
- Requires Settlement
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Select if settlement is required in the electronic payment process.
- Pending Settlement Hold Code
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Select the hold code to indicate that settlement is pending for the electronic payment transaction.
- Failed Settlement Hold Code
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Select the hold code to indicate that electronic payment settlement failed.
- Failed Settle, Authorized Hold Code
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Select the hold code to indicate that both settlement and authorization failed.
- Accounts Receivable Code
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Specify the accounts receivable code for electronic payments.
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Click Add.
You can use Electronic Payment Types (BL213) to list company electronic payment types including account receivable codes and descriptions.