360 Payments Integrated Payments
360 Payments Integrated Payments: 360 Payments describes integrated payments as processing that connects to a business's management software. It lists mobile acceptance, in-person processing and ecommerce as ways to take payment, with reporting and account management through a merchant hub.
360 Payments Integrated Payments: Integrated Payments
NAPA TRACS lists integrated payment options through 360 Payments. Omnique's shop software is also a named partner in outside material.
Integration means a payment taken at the counter or by phone posts to the repair order without re-keying.
The company also describes text-to-pay, a virtual terminal and an online reporting portal. Its site mentions financing and business services from other providers whose terms are their own.
A controller would ask how funds settle and when. It would ask how deposits, refunds and chargebacks are reported and which software connections are supported.
The category guide for shop payments lists a neutral checklist. Ask who supports it.
Ask for reference calls.
The integrated version of 360 Payments ties card processing to the software a shop already uses. The company lists connections to shop systems such as Protractor, Pacesetter, EBMS, MaxxTraxx, NAPA TRACS, Omnique, Shop Boss, Shop-Ware, Tekmetric and Tire Guru, so invoices and payments sync in one place.
It also describes ACH, recurring billing, fraud prevention, receipts and reporting. Large franchise DMS platforms are not on that list, so a dealership should ask which of its systems are supported before counting on automatic posting, and what manual steps remain at close.
| Product or service | Function |
|---|---|
| Integrated Payments | Payment processing connected to the customer’s business management software and, for shops, to digital vehicle inspection tools, combining payments, invoicing and billing. |