Wix Retail POS: Accepting Payment for a Booked Session
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Important:
- This article is about Wix Retail POS tablet for brick & mortar businesses.
- For info on using POS on a mobile device, click here.
When clients arrive for a session they have booked, you can use your point of sale to accept payment for the session.
Note:
Learn how to book a new appointment at your POS and accept payment.
Step 1 | Select a session
Start by going to the Schedule tab and selecting the session you want to accept payment for. You can only accept payment for sessions occurring today.
To select a Wix Bookings session:
- Open the POS tablet.
- Tap Checkout on the bottom bar.
- Tap Schedule on the left.
- Tap the relevant session.
- (Optional) Mark attendance or edit the sale:
- Tap Actions.
- Edit sale: Remove a session from an order with multiple sessions.
- Mark attendance: Mark the customer as Checked-in or No-show.
- Tap Actions.
Step 2 | Accept payment and complete checkout
Accept cash payments or credit cards using your card reader. You can even accept payment from 2 or more payment methods (e.g. 2 credit cards).
Notes:
- Card readers accept all major credit cards and payments made through the following payment apps: Apple Pay, Android Pay, Samsung Pay, VISA Paywave, MasterCard PayPass, AMEX ExpressPay and Discover D-PAS.
- Canadian merchants: Interac processing fees are $0.15 CAD.
- You can hide payment options you don't use.
To accept payment:
- Tap Continue to Payment.
- (Optional) Edit the payment amount.
- Tap Charge.
- Choose the relevant payment method:
Accept credit card payment
Accept cash payment
Accept payment by gift card
Manually enter credit card details
Accept split payment (more than one payment method)
Accepting partial payment (deposit)
Accepting other types of payment
FAQs
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Can I accept payment through a membership plan or package?
Can I add tax to a completed POS sale?
Can I accept payment for a session that'll take place tomorrow or later in the future?
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