How does an Administrator add a Payment Request to an eForm?
For Community and Group Editions
Note: Before adding a Payment Request to an eForm, please ensure that Payments have already been set up for your account. The step-by-step instructions can be found here.What will the Care Profile Owner see on their end?
The Care Profile Owner will see something similar to below when they click on the eForm. They would only need to click Pay with Card to initiate, process, and complete the payment through Stripe. The full fees for a successful transaction can be found here:
Once the payment has been completed, you will receive an email from Stripe notifying you of the payment you've received.
REMINDER:
Parents/Youth Members/Event Participants
can process a payment using a browser or any iOS devices. Currently,
payments are not supported for Android devices.
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