(Maitre'D 2005, from Service Pack 3 and later versions of Maitre'D)
(Not supported in Maitre'D 2003)
Overview
The Sterling Payment Tech Electronic Funds Transfer solution supports
credit cards with tips, in restaurant and retail.
Note Debit cards are NOT supported in Canada.
What is needed
From Posera:
EFT interface
From Datacap:
DSIClientX
(Version 3.60 or above)
Datacap contact:
Stephanie Heim 215-997-8989
From Sterling Payment Tech:
URL Address
Merchant Number
TID
Number
Sterling
Payment Tech Sales: 813-371-8268
Requirements
Windows XP Pro (SP2)
256mb
1GB hard-disk space
Microsoft Internet Explorer 5.5 (or higher)
with 128-bit encryption
TCP/IP network
Internet connection
Installing the DSIClientX control
The DSIClientX control is not included in Maitre'D installation.
This application is an XML ActiveX client controlled software that sends
encrypted payment authorization requests via a local area network or Internet
to Datacap's dial and Internet payment servers.
The control is available as a free 5mb self installing executable
from http://www.datacapepay.com/
It may be installed before or after Maitre'D and takes just a minute to
install (requires a reboot).
DO NOT TRY TO SKIP THIS STEP !!!!!
Maitre'D Setup
Electronic Funds Transfer
/ View / Options / Interface
Interface:
Datacap - DSIClientX
Moneris:
Disabled
Protocol:
Generic (USA and Canada)
IP Address:
as provided by Sterling Payment Tech
Electronic Funds Transfer / View / Options / Identification
Merchant Number:
as provided by Sterling Payment Tech
Note: First 12 digits = Merchant Number, Last 3 digits = Terminal
ID, for 13 digits total
Use Pre-Authorization:
Enabled for fine dinning restaurants.
Disabled for fast-food restaurants and retail.
Note: Remaining information is as per your client's desired configuration
and local authorities.
Electronic Funds Transfer / View / Options / Operation
POS refresh:
No less than 5
External Close Batch:
Disabled
Note: When a Batch is closed in Maitre'D, it sends a
message to Sterling Payment Tech to verify accuracy of transactions between
Maitre'D and Sterling. If the amounts do not match, you must take corrective
actions to balance the batch before you try to close it again.
Close Debit Batch:
Disabled
Note: Remaining information is as per your client's desired configuration
and local authorities.
Electronic Funds Transfer / Transaction
All 5 Back-Office transaction types are supported by Sterling
Payment Tech.
Note: No reports are available in Maitre'D. They are found on
the Sterling Payment Tech site.
P.O.S. Control / Payments
/ Media Types / Credit Cards
Description:
Type in a description for this type of credit card. This description
is displayed on the workstations when employees select this media type
and printed on readings.
Payment type:
Charge
Payment surplus:
Tip Entry, as credit card companies do not allow cash advances.
Note: Remaining information is as per your client's desired configuration
and local authorities.
P.O.S. Control / Payments / Media Types / Credit Cards / Option
Folio:
Enabled.
Note: Remaining information is as per your client's
desired configuration and local authorities.
P.O.S. Control / Payments / Media Types / Credit Cards / Card
Property
EFT Category:
Select the credit card type.
Electronic Fund Transfer:
Enabled
Hide card number:
This option can not be disabled with CISP compliant protocols. It
masks some digits of the credit card number on the EFT voucher.
Show on Merchant Copy:
This option can not be enabled with CISP compliant protocols.
Validation:
If you enable this option, the Back-Office verifies if the credit
card number entered agrees with certain digits that are always present
in credit card account numbers. If you disable this option, the Back-Office
does not validate the credit card number. You can override this option
from the workstation by entering a minus sign after the card number.
Expiration:
Enabled. The expiration date of a credit card has to be entered in
the format MM / YY.
Debit Card:
Disabled
Custom Card:
Disabled
Number of digits:
Some credit card companies have credit card numbers that may vary
in their total number of digits. For example, Visa cards may have either
13 or 16-digit numbers, whereas other cards have a set number of digits,
for example, Master Card cards that have 16 digits and American Express
cards that have 15. Two fields should be filled in order to validate the
credit card number's length. Type the credit card's appropriate number
of digits in the first field then type 0 in the second field to specify
that this is a fixed number of digits (zero is the default for the second
field). Conversely, you will need to enter a number of digits in each
field for cards, such as Visa, that have two possible card number lengths.
Type in 0 in both fields for credit card numbers with varying lengths,
which will remove the need to validate the number of digits.
Starting With:
Type in the first digits of the credit card. Some credit card numbers
always begin with the same digits. These digits can be used for validation.
For example: For Visa payment type's "Starting with" field,
type in 4. For Master Card, type in 5, and for American Express, type
in 34 or 37. If both fields are blank, the first digit is not selected.
Setting the Employees
P.O.S. Control / Employees / Configuration / Invoice / Payment
EFT reprint:
Enable this option to allow the employee to print duplicate EFT vouchers
before the transaction is finalised.
P.O.S. Control / Employees / Configuration / Media