Card, Swish and invoice in the same checkout
The participant chooses the payment method that suits them and the payment shows in the overview at once. Corporate customers take an invoice, private individuals pay with Swish or Vipps — the same flow.
The essentials first
Card, Swish/Vipps, invoice
The participant chooses what suits them. Corporate customers take an invoice, private individuals pay by card or mobile — the same flow.
Payments in real time
Every payment shows with amount, method and time. The reconciliation is done before the event is over.
Drink tickets
Vouchers bought in advance and stored in the badge. The bar scans instead of counting cash.
Everything included
The whole payment flow in plain words — every feature included. Ask if the payment method or rule you need isn't listed here.
Payment methods
- Card with 3D Secure
- Swish on mobile and via QR code on desktop
- Invoice for corporate customers
- Free — the payment step is switched off entirely
- Discount code that can make the purchase free
- Payment methods per ticket type — invoice for companies only, if you want
At the checkout
- One flow for ticket, extras and accommodation in the same purchase
- Prices updated at once when extras change
- VAT per line and the total shown clearly
- Currency and prices in several languages
- Abandoned purchases that can be resumed
- Receipt straight away by email
After the payment
- Payment status per registration: paid, unpaid, failed, refunded
- Automatic ticket once the payment has gone through
- Refunds in full or in part, directly in the view
- Credit towards the next event as an alternative to money back
- Price adjustment on rebooking, with an extra payment or a refund
Overview and reconciliation
Revenue in real time, in total and per ticket type
Reconciliation against incoming payments per payment method
Fees accounted for per transaction
Payout report per period
Export of transactions to Excel
Security
Integration with Nets and Stripe
Payment with the payment partner — card numbers are not stored by us
PCI compliance through an established payment provider
Transaction log per purchase
Permissions — who may see amounts and who may issue refunds
The details that make the difference
The things that turn up in week three of planning — built in from the start.
Payment method per ticket type
The student ticket can require a card, the corporate ticket can be paid by invoice.
Checkout on site
Drop-in tickets and extras can be paid at the entrance by card or Swish.
Refunds
In full, in part or as a credit towards the next event — by rule, per ticket type.
Receipt straight away
The receipt is sent the same second the payment goes through.
Half the audience paid with Swish. We didn't have to handle a single cash box.Finance manager, trade association