QuickBooks® SyncPay

QuickBooks® SyncPay

Process Credit Card Payments Using QuickBooks®

Challenge

QuickBooks Merchant Processing to Accept Credit CardsMerchants using QuickBooks® are forced to make double-entries when completing a transaction. For example, when a merchant processes a payment outside of QuickBooks®, it takes two steps to complete the transaction:

  1. Process the transaction with a gateway.
  2. Enter the transaction manually in Quickbooks®.

This "double-entry" is time-consuming and inefficient.

Solution

With QuickBooks® SyncPay, merchants can process the gateway transaction, create an appropriate accounting entry and automatically mark the transaction as paid without ever leaving the QuickBooks® environment.

QuickBooks® SyncPay Plug-In provides support for payment processing from directly within QuickBooks Pro®, QuickBooks Premier®, and QuickBooks Enterprise® (Version 2007+).

This QuickBooks® Credit Card Processing Plug-In allows merchants to pay invoices, generate sales receipts, process batch transactions, and view batch reports without ever leaving QuickBooks®. Additionally, merchants can process multiple payments against open invoices at the touch of a button. SyncPay also includes support for processing card present swiped transactions after attaching an approved card reader.

The following tutorial demonstrates the installation and functions of SyncPay:

Retail, Internet & Mobile Credit Card Processing and ACH Supported!

Key Features
  • Works directly within QuickBooks®
  • Allows merchants to pay invoices
  • Generates sales receipts
  • Processes batch transactions
  • Generates batch reports
  • Allows multiple payments against open invoices
  • Supports card present transactions
  • Supports end-to-end encryption
  • Compatible with QuickBooks® Pro, QuickBooks® Premier and QuickBooks® Enterprise

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