Manage payment methods with a clear record of every handoff.
The payment-method nomenclature — how money moves (cash, bank transfer, card) — shared by every document that records or expects a payment.
The Payment Methods feature keeps its source record, status, and downstream references inside BusinessIntents. Teams can work from the same operational context and open the detailed guide whenever they need field-level instructions.
Use the documented operating model as a starting point, then adapt fields, approvals, reports, or connected areas when your process differs.
Payment Methods
Operational recordIn context
01Payment methodsCash, bank transfer, and card
02Default methodPre-selected on new documents
03Shared listUsed by invoices, orders, and payments
04Your own methodsAdd the ones your business uses
NameBaseCashBank transferDebit card
One connected record
Connect payment methods to the work around the record.
The Payment Methods feature keeps its source record, status, and downstream references inside BusinessIntents. Teams can work from the same operational context and open the detailed guide whenever they need field-level instructions.
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Payment Methods
The simplest of registries — each method has: Name — what users see in the payment-method dropdowns. Names are multilingual (translated per the UI language). Base — the default method: new documents start with it pre-selected.
BusinessIntents can tailor documents, fields, approval paths, reports, and connected business areas when the ready-made workflow is close but not exact.
The payment-method nomenclature — how money moves (cash, bank transfer, card) — shared by every document that records or expects a payment.
How does it connect with the rest of the suite?
It connects with Construction, Logistics, Professional Services, Retail, Wholesale.
Where are the exact fields and steps documented?
The detailed module guide documents the exact fields, statuses, actions, and connected records.
Can the feature be adapted?
BusinessIntents can tailor documents, fields, approval paths, reports, and connected business areas when the ready-made workflow is close but not exact.
Review the real workflow
Review payment methods in your business context.
Use a real record or transaction to compare the documented flow with the way your team works today.