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Enable Customer Payments Through Payment Services

As an alternative to collecting payments through bank transfer or credit cards, your customers can pay you through their account with payment services, such as PayPal or WorldPay.

After you enable a payment service in Business Central, a link to the service is available on sales documents that you send by email to your customers. Customers can use the link to go to the payment service and pay the bill, directly from the sales document. If you don't want to include the link, for example, if a customer will pay with cash, you can remove the payment service from the invoice before posting.

The PayPal Payments Standard and WorldPay Payments Standard extensions are installed in Business Central, and are ready for you to enable.

Caution

The WorldPay Payments Standard extension will be deprecated. The code is market as obsolete starting in 2023 release wave 2. The app will be active for the next three major releases and then it will be removed.

To enable a payment service in Business Central

  1. Choose the Lightbulb that opens the Tell Me feature. icon, enter Payment Services, and then choose the related link.
  2. On the Payment Services page, choose the New action.
  3. Select the payment service, and then close the page.
  4. On the Payment Services page, choose the Setup action.
  5. Fill in the fields as necessary. Hover over a field to read a short description.
  6. Close the page.

To select a payment service on a sales invoice

  1. Choose the Lightbulb that opens the Tell Me feature. icon, enter Sales Invoices, and then choose the related link.

  2. Open the sales invoice that you want to pay by using the payment service.

  3. In the Payment Service field, choose the payment service.

    Note

    The Payment Service field is available only if you've enabled the payment service.

See also

Setting Up Sales
Sales
Customizing Business Central Using Extensions
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