1 Credit Card Authorization
Use the CC Auth function to pre-authorize an amount on a customer’s credit card. The pre-authorized amount is held, reducing the card’s limit, but it is not a transaction charge. It is not visible on a customer’s card statement.
- Authorize
Pre-authorize a credit card to validate the card against the amount. - Authorize and Finalize
Pre-authorize a credit card to validate the card against the amount, and then pay off the transaction to avoid the need to tap, swipe, or insert the card again. - Authorize Multiple Cards
Pre-authorize multiple credit cards to validate the cards against the amount, and then pay off the transaction to avoid the need to tap, swipe, or insert the card again. - Incremental Authorization
Pre-authorize a credit card to validate the card against the amount; pre-authorize the card again on the same transaction avoiding the need to tap, swipe, or insert the card again; and then pay off the transaction to avoid the need to tap, swipe, or insert the card again. - Other Payment
Pre-authorize a credit card to validate the card against the amount, then use another payment method to pay off the transaction. - Authorize Two Cards
Pre-authorize a credit card to validate the card against the amount, then use a different card to pay off the transaction. - Authorize then Void
Pre-authorize a credit card to validate the card against the amount, then void the pre-authorization, and then use the finalize function to pay off the transaction. - Adjust Closed Check
Amend the tips on a transaction that had pre-authorization and was paid off, avoiding the need to tap, swipe, or insert the card again. - Adjust Multiple Card Closed Check with Tip
Amend the tips on a transaction with multiple pre-authorized cards and was paid off, avoiding the need to tap, swipe, or insert the card again. - Reopen Check Cash Payment
Amend items on a transaction that had pre-authorization, was paid off, and then pay off with cash. - Reopen Closed Check Card Payment
Amend items on a transaction that had pre-authorization, was paid off, and then pay off with a credit card.