All MyCashflow plans contain built-in payment services, which you can use without having to enable any external services in your online store.
See also the list of all payment services supported by MyCashflow.
MyCashflow is equipped with the following internal payment services:
- Invoice: When an order uses this payment service, the system automatically sends the customer an invoice as a PDF file. The order invoice can also be downloaded and printed from the Payment transactions pane on the order page.
The design and contents of the invoice can be modified in the store theme's HTML/CSS files. Learn more about formatting invoices.
- Anticipated payment: On order creation the system sends the bank details and any payment instructions to the customer's email. No PDF invoice is created for advance payments.
- Cash-on-delivery: The recipient collects a cash-on-delivery shipment from Posti's service point by paying the predetermined amount. In MyCashflow, cash-on-delivery is available as a payment method for Posti's Postal Parcel and Priority Letter cash-on-delivery shipments.For more information about cash-on-delivery and how to use it, see the instructions for shipping services that support it:
- OmaPosti Pro
- nShift eCom Pro
- nShift eCom Lite
- Shipit (Priority Letter cash-on-delivery shipments not supported).
- Refund: This service lets you indicate in an order that the customer has been refunded. This way, the order amounts are displayed correctly in bookkeeping reports.
The service cannot be used in the customer area.
- E-Invoice: You can add an e-invoicing address and operator to the customer details.
MyCashflow does not forward e-invoices.
However, you need to use an external service to deliver e-invoices to your customers based on the information saved in their accounts.
Currently, customers can use e-invoices only if they are logged-in.
Setting the reference number type
The Anticipated payment and Invoice payment services allow you to use an RF-format reference number. By default, the setting is not enabled.
