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Your business takes card payments through a payment provider, with an account of

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your own. In this episode we look at the Payments page, see what a provider asks

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for, and connect one.

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In the menu, under Admin, choose Payments.

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This page shows the payment providers your business uses. Nothing is connected yet.

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A connection is your own account at a provider, and every card payment goes through

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one.

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Further down are the card readers, which come in the next episode, and then every

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provider you can connect.

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Each provider shows the countries it works in, and whether it takes payments in the

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store, online, or both. Beta means the connection is newer. The picker at the top

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narrows the list to your country.

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To connect one, press its button. We press Connect Adyen.

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A connection has a name, which is up to you, and an environment, test or live. A

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test connection moves no money. A live one takes real payments, so it asks for live

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keys. We keep Test, and press Continue.

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Now the page lists the steps to follow at Adyen, and a field for each key it needs.

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The keys are checked with Adyen when you save them, kept in the server's key store,

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and never shown again.

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We have no Adyen account to use today, so we cancel. The connection stays on the

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page, waiting for its keys.

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The Webhook button shows the address to give Adyen, so that it can report each card

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payment, and the steps to follow there. Press it.

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It also says where the webhook stands. Not set up, until Adyen sends its first

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message. Payments are settled even then: the register asks Adyen for the result.

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Close it.

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We do not need this connection, so we disconnect it. The page asks first, and says

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that the stored credentials are erased from the server.

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The simulated processor is a test processor that approves a card without a card. It

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needs no keys, so it is the easiest way to learn. We press Connect Simulated

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processor.

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We call it Training account, and press Continue.

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There is nothing to type, so we press Check and save.

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The connection is active. Press Test connection, to ask the provider whether it

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accepts the credentials. The answer appears at the bottom of the screen, and on the

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card, next to Last test.

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Outlets limits a connection to some of your stores. Left alone, it is used at every

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outlet. We choose Main Street, and press Select.

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The card now says Used at Main Street. Switch off keeps the keys but stops using the

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connection, and Disconnect erases them.

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A connection is only half of it. In the next episode, we pair a card reader, and put

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it on a register.