Maintain the Health of Your Payment Tech Investment with Estate Management

“Begin with the end in mind” is keystone habit number two from Stephen Covey’s 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. For an ISV or merchant with large payment infrastructure, the chances are high that they will eventually need direct access to their fleet of payment terminals. Technical teams may be asked to update a newer EMV or alternative payment standard, schedule seasonal advertising, or track terminals for a P2PE Validated Solution. Without an effective plan in place to manage all terminals can result in inefficiencies for the business in many ways:

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Overcome Four Key Challenges in Restaurants with Pay-at-the-Table

Over the years, the restaurant industry has seen many technological innovations that have helped them serve their customers better. For example, QR codes recently made a comeback as an effective and touchless way for diners to access the menu. In other situations, self-service kiosks and tabletop ordering with tablets have been instrumental in helping restaurants streamline their food ordering process and add more efficiencies for their business.

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Four Ways SMBs Can Meet Post-Pandemic Customer Needs

When the pandemic hit in early 2020, consumers were shopping online for essentials and nonessential items alike. According to a Deloitte report, as of May 2021, 71% of consumers feel comfortable shopping in stores. However, their shopping preferences are forever changed – only 27% will return to their pre-pandemic shopping habits. For SMBs, that means stepping up to meet changing customer expectations.

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How ISVs Can Help Merchants Improve Customers Experience and More with Payment APIs

Using an Application Programming Interface (API) is not a new trend for users of connected devices. Whether you use a computer, smartphone, smart appliances, etc., APIs are critical to how applications on these devices communicate with each other to help you get the information you need. A common example of API usage is when a single click on an address opens a map application on your phone, or web browser. Any time, an application is calling another one to leverage a service or a function, the underlying communication is more than likely using this technology.

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Six Ways Technology Has Changed Traditional Payments

Payments experiences have changed significantly over the last few decades. Improved technology, customers’ needs for convenience, security measures and regulations have all helped transform how we pay for goods and services. If you look back at history, cash was the predominant mode of payment for a while. Soon after, checks became a practical option for large ticket purchases, allowing shoppers to carry less cash. Then came the plastic credit and debit cards – allowing consumers to have thinner wallets but larger purchasing power.

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