Checkout
How to payment methods and collection paths
Checkout supports more than one collection path depending on the sale and the setup. Card flows can route through Stripe-hosted checkout or terminal collection, while local operational flows can also record cash or bank transfer payments. This flexibility lets teams use the same checkout workspace in both desk and online-assisted situations.
Checkout supports more than one collection path depending on the sale and the setup. Card flows can route through Stripe-hosted checkout or terminal collection, while local operational flows can also record cash or bank transfer payments. This flexibility lets teams use the same checkout workspace in both desk and online-assisted situations.
Payment methods and collection paths
Checkout supports more than one collection path depending on the sale and the setup. Card flows can route through Stripe-hosted checkout or terminal collection, while local operational flows can also record cash or bank transfer payments. This flexibility lets teams use the same checkout workspace in both desk and online-assisted situations.
- Card payments can be processed through Stripe checkout flows.
- Terminal-connected card collection is supported for in-person operations.
- Cash and bank transfer can be recorded as non-hosted operational payment methods.
Tips
- Test checkout with real product, voucher, and discount combinations whenever inventory or pricing rules change.
- Keep tax and fee settings aligned with the actual sales channel so totals match what staff and customers expect.
- If stock-controlled products are sold in checkout, verify stock and rates behavior before launch so quantity clamping works the way the team expects.