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PaymentBerry by WePay – Start Accepting Credit and Debit Card Payments From Your Customers

Written by on March 07, 2018

Having a variety of payment options is great – it makes doing business with you easier. We have implemented an additional payment method your customers can use – PaymentBerry by WePay.

WePay is a subsidiary of Chase Bank, so reliability and financial safety will be managed with meticulous oversight.

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Since PaymentBerry is an exclusive InvoiceBerry payment system, it’s seamlessly integrated with your invoices. Customer support is also handled by InvoiceBerry. If you run into issues processing payments, or have any questions regarding PaymentBerry, feel free to contact us.

Now you may be wondering how PaymentBerry works. This being a new function, we are here to help you get set up.

Let’s Start

When you login to your InvoiceBerry account, go to your Settings page. You will arrive on a new page, press the Integrations button that appears in the bottom row.

PaymentPerry is an alternate payment method operated by WePay

You should now encounter variety of available integrations, one of which is PaymentBerry. Press the Set Up button you see on the right to continue the integration process.

PaymentBerry is an alternate payment method operated by WePay

Login screen will appear before you. If you already have a WePay account, Sign in. If you are a new WePay user, create your new account now.

Since this payment method is operated by WePay on the back-end, your existing InvoiceBerry login information won’t work. 

PaymentBerry is an alternate payment method operated by WePay

Once you have logged in, the integration process is complete. Your invoices can now be paid for using newly implemented PaymentBerry.

Payment Process

Payment selection process is easy. Simply go back to your InvoiceBerry dashboard. On the menu bar at the top, press Invoices.

PaymentBerry is an alternate payment method operated by WePay

You will notice the familiar screen with the list of all your invoices. To change the payment method to the newly implemented PaymentBerry option, simply press Edit invoice.

PaymentBerry is an alternate payment method operated by WePay

On the bottom right under Pay, you will see a new checkbox with PaymentBerry. Select the option. Keep in mind that currently PaymentBerry only supports GBP, USD, and CAD currencies – make the correct conversions if you need to.

Save the changes you have made by pressing Edit Invoice.

PaymentBerry is an alternate payment method operated by WePay

Once that has been done, you will arrive back at the Invoice page. Press the Blue Eye icon on the far right to view the final Invoice your customer will receive.

PaymentBerry is an alternate payment method operated by WePay

Review the invoice one last time to verify that all the information is correct. On the bottom of the invoice sheet, you will notice the payment link.

PaymentBerry is an alternate payment method operated by WePay

Once the invoice has been sent to your customer, all they have to do is follow the link that appears on the invoice. This link it will bring them to a page where payment information can be entered.

PaymentBerry is an alternate payment method operated by WePay

PaymentBerry is an alternate payment method operated by WePay

Once the the billing information has been entered, they will press the green Pay button on the bottom of the screen.

That’s It

The payment has been completed. This is just another secure and convenient transaction method your customers can use.

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