Gift Card Payments

Overview

The Gift Card Payment is an alternative to traditional cash payments. It behaves identically to a cash payment in terms of accounting and processing logic but is used to represent transactions made using a company-issued gift card or voucher.

This method is especially useful for promotions, prepaid packages, or customer credit issued in the form of a gift card.


Purpose

The Gift Card Payment method serves to:

  • Accurately record non-cash, voucher-based transactions

  • Maintain a clear distinction between actual cash and gift card redemptions

  • Enable users to quickly identify gift card payments in the booking interface

  • Support scenarios where customers pay using credit issued by the company


Preconditions

Before using or configuring the Gift Card Payment method, ensure:

  • The payment method has been defined in the system with the correct attributes (see setup below).

  • The employee managing the payment understands that this is not physical cash, but a voucher-based transaction.

  • The Gift Card Payment method is marked as active and available for use.

  • The Economic tab is accessible in the Edit Booking view.

Instructions: Using Gift Card Payment

  1. Go to: Admin Panel > Financial Settings > Payment Methods

  2. Create a new payment method with the following details:

    Field
    Value

    Payment Code

    GIFTCARD or similar

    Payment Full Name

    Gift Card Payment

    Type of Payment

    Debit (money in)

    Credit Account

    Same as used for Cash Payment

    Debit Account

    Same as used for Cash Payment

    Is Cash Payment?

    ✔️ (Checked)

    Active

    ✔️ (Checked)

    Other Flags

    Leave Online, Bank import, Dankort, etc. unchecked

  3. Save the method. It will now be available in the booking flow.


Booking UI Behavior

  • When a Gift Card Payment is registered in a booking, a new icon will be visible in the Edit Booking → Economic tab.

  • This icon helps distinguish gift card transactions from regular cash payments at a glance.

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