Omnichannel Payments

Expand to Additional Sales Channels

Including additional sales channels can be challenging, but with an omni channel payment provider it is a hassle-free experience.

Online

Accept payments on your online store and ecommerce platform

In-Store

Sell in-store using POS terminals that support contactless payments

In-app

Enable secure payment transactions directly within a mobile app

Virtual Terminal

Process card-not-present payments for phone and mail orders (MOTO)

Mobile

Allow your buyers to pay contactless with their smartphones

On-The-Go

Take payments in the field using mobile POS devices and Tap-on-Phone solutions

POS Devices, Terminals, and Payment Gateways

With years of expertise and knowledge in omnichannel payments we provide you with the resources you need to consolidate different sales channels and payment methods. Our omnichannel payment solutions are tailored to perfectly fit different business models and verticals.

So, if you are a retail business looking to expand online, or an ecommerce trying to set up a brick-and-mortar shop, we can support you with the following features:

POS devices
Tap-to-Pay supported
Tap-on-Phone
iPhone
Android
In-app payments
Virtual terminal
Proprietary payment gateway

Complete Omnichannel Solution

No matter if you’re expanding to digital or physical channels, you’d need a complete omnichannel solution to effectively track, report, and optimize all sales in one place.

Accounting

Track and reconcile payments across multiple sales channels by centralizing payment data from both online and in-store transactions. Accurately match revenues with bank deposits and alleviate the risk of discrepancies and errors.

Invoicing

Streamline the invoicing process with an omnichannel payment solution that automatically generates invoices for each transaction, regardless of the sales channel. Include branding, product information, and payment details in your invoices.

Reporting

Powerful reporting tools aggregate transaction data from all sales channels into a unified dashboard. Access real-time reports on sales, payment trends, chargeback history, and customer behavior. Analyze performance and make data-driven decisions for improvements.

Accept The Right Payment Methods

By using an omnichannel payment provider you minimize abandonment while allowing your buyers to pay with their preferred payment method across all your sales channels.

Integrate With Your Tech Stack

Our robust API and ecosystem of integration partners ensure a smooth connection with your existing technology stack. We give you tools to consolidate multiple sales channels and payment methods while streamlining your invoicing, accounting, and reporting processes.

Robust API

Maintain full control of your customers’ experience:

Use your own payment forms in a mobile app or ecommerce store
Manage transactions, discounts, upsells, and refunds

Developer friendly features for omni channel payments:

Leverage secure tokenization throughout the whole payment process
Well documented API integration for easy setup

An Ecosystem of Integration Partners

Or use built-in modules and plugins to easily connect with the vast ecosystem of our Integration Partners.

Provide Omnichannel Customer Experience

Omni channel payments are just one piece of the puzzle. Modern buyers expect improved convenience and better customer experience. You can only deliver this by using omnichannel payment solutions.

Buyers usually start their purchase by researching and ordering online.

By offering them an option to buy online and pick up in store (BOPIS), you are meeting their expectations on many levels.

BOPIS or click-and-collect gained its popularity by giving buyers the insurance that the ordered product would be in stock. Another advantage is the convenience of online shopping matched only by no shipping fees and ecommerce discounts. Delivery time is also a factor since with BOPIS you can usually pick up your order on the same day.

Ship from store is actually a fulfillment process that makes your brick and mortar store become a distribution hub.

This approach has several advantages. Merchants can maximize full-price selling and minimize markdowns caused by seasonality and demand by shipping from the optimally located store rather than from the distribution center. In this way, retailers can also minimize inventory costs by allowing stores to hold less stock. Not to mention your online buyers would never again be frustrated with out-of-stock messages.

To really make a ship from home work, you have to obtain full and real-time visibility of your inventory across all channels.

Personalizing the shopping experience is a data-driven marketing automation effort.

As you collect data about user behavior across different channels, you can use that information to give them a fully personalized experience on the channel they are currently at. This approach is not limited only to marketing and sales, it also applies to customer services.

Personalizing the shopping experience is proven to enhance overall buyers’ satisfaction and your business baseline.

Buyers today interact with your business in a myriad of touchpoints.

You are engaging with them on many devices and at various physical locations. The main challenge here is to integrate and coordinate those actions across all sales channels.

This is a must if you want to achieve a consistent brand experience.

Loyalty programs are now tightly integrated with customer experience across all channels.

Buyers can be rewarded not only for purchases but for many other actions. This includes writing product reviews, giving feedback, participating in polls and contests, promoting you on social media, sending a referral, or making your brand visible in everyday activities.

Unifying all these actions into a single loyalty program is almost mission impossible when dealing with multiple payment processors.