Tender a Sale to Partial Payment

Use the following steps to tender a sale more than one tender.

Note: An amount can't be specified prior to partial tendering with a credit card. Therefore, direct customers to use other payment methods, such as cash, gift card, or check, before tendering to a credit card.

Gift Card + Credit Card

Use these step when a gift card's available balance is less than the total due and the customer tenders the remaining balance to a credit card.

  1. Log in to the cashier application.
  2. Tender the sale to the gift card. The amount due is reduced by the gift card's remaining balance.
  3. Tender the balance to credit card.

Gift Card + Cash

Use these steps when a gift card's available balance is less than the total due and the customer tenders the remaining balance to cash.

  1. Log in to the cashier application.
  2. Tender the sale to the gift card. The amount due is reduced by the gift card's remaining balance.
  3. Tender the remaining balance to cash.

Gift Card + Gift Card

Use these steps when a gift card's available balance is less than the total due and the customer tenders the remaining balance to a second gift card.

  1. Log in to the cashier application.
  2. Tender the sale to the gift card. The amount due is reduced by the gift card's remaining balance.
  3. Tender the remaining balance to the second gift card.

Cash + Credit Card

Use these step when a customer tenders a sale with cash for less than the total due and then tenders the remaining balance to a credit card.

  1. Log in to the cashier application.
  2. Tender the sale to cash. The amount due is reduced by the amount tendered by cash.
  3. Tender the balance to credit card.

Check + Credit Card

Use these step when a customer tenders a sale with a check for less than the total due and then tenders the remaining balance to a credit card.

  1. Log in to the cashier application.
  2.  Tender the sale to check. The amount due is reduced by the amount tendered by check.
  3. Tender the balance to credit card.