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If you need to cancel a currently processing transaction, we recommend attempting to cancel it on the card processing device itself.

Credit - Manual

Very soon, we’ll be incorporating the ability to process card payments with just the card numbers via a Manual Payment. We’re also working on options to receive Insurance and Bulk Insurance payments. These features will be released in a future build of MacPractice
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The ability to input Manual Credit payments is in Build 15.16 of MacPractice.

Credit - Manual allows a user to manually enter in credit card information from MacPractice.

When you enter an amount for the credit card payment and select this option from the Card Entry Method drop down, the button immediately below the drop down menu will change to "Manual Entry".

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When you click the Manual Entry button, it'll bring up a window where you can enter the card details. This method has the advantage of not needing the card reader physically present, which is great for situations such as processing payments made through statements or mail. (although the Card Reader must still be available on the same network as the MacPractice Server!)

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The Card Number and Expiration Date fields are required. CVV may be necessary depending on how your TSYS account and hardware is configured.

Once you click Submit, you'll be returned to the payment window, and you'll see a spinning wheel below the Manual Entry button. Once it completes, you'll get a confirmation message listed in the Payment Window, as shown in the screenshot below.

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From here, the approved credit card transaction will reside in this payment on the ledger. You also have until the credit card batch is closed and approved to void the transaction by using the "Void Transaction" button, which we'll discuss later in Voiding Transactions.

Refunds

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On occasion you'll need to issue a refund to a credit or debit card. Thankfully, refunding a credit card payment is as simple as refunding a normal payment.

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