Connect payments with tills, ecommerce, stock, customer records or even weighing and pricing systems.
Helps with: fewer manual steps, clearer reporting, better links between sales and payments
Embedded payments bring payment acceptance into the software, platform or workflow a business already uses. Instead of being treated as a separate step, payments become part of everyday tasks such as taking orders, collecting money, checking transaction status, reporting and reconciliation.
Bring payments closer to the way your customers
already work, helping create smoother experiences,
simpler processes and clearer payment visibility.
Connect payments with tills, ecommerce, stock, customer records or even weighing and pricing systems.
Helps with: fewer manual steps, clearer reporting, better links between sales and payments
Connect payments with bookings, deposits, room charges, service charges or events.
Helps with: easier tracking, less manual matching, clearer payment records
Build payments into client portals, case-management systems or invoice workflows.
Helps with: payment status, fewer manual checks, easier reconciliation
Make payments part of checkout, order management and customer communication.
Helps with: smoother checkout, more payment choice, clearer order and payment reporting
Connect payments with invoices, reporting, reconciliation and cash-flow management.
Helps with: less manual reconciliation, clearer payment status, better finance reporting
Connect payments, reporting and customer workflows inside the platform.
Helps with: easier setup, clearer payment records, a more useful platform
When payments become part of the way customers already work, they can spend less time switching between systems and more time running their business. For platforms, that can help improve retention, deepen customer relationships and make your platform more valuable over time.
Embedded payments can help:
Give your customers a simpler way to accept payments within the software they already use
Find answers to common questions about embedded payments, how they work and what they could mean for your platform.
Embedded payments bring payment acceptance into the software or systems people already use, so payments become part of everyday tasks like selling, collecting, reporting and reconciling.
Embedded payments work by connecting payment capability into a platform, app, ecommerce checkout or business system. This means payment can happen closer to the task the customer is already doing, such as placing an order, paying an invoice, managing a booking or checking payment status.
Elavon Payment Gateway, or EPG, supports online, ecommerce and software payment journeys, helping platforms add payment acceptance to online, ecommerce and software-based services.
Yes, where the setup supports it. Embedded payments can bring payment status, records and reporting closer to the systems customers rely on to manage their work, helping reduce manual checks and separate reconciliation steps.
Embedded payments can help create a smoother customer experience by reducing friction and keeping payments inside the workflow customers already use. For software providers, they can also create new revenue opportunities, strengthen customer relationships and make the platform more valuable over time.
No. Embedded payments can help platforms make payments part of their customer experience while relying on a payments partner for the technical, security, compliance and processing work behind the scenes.
Look for payments expertise, integration support, security, compliance, reporting, reliable processing and support from a team that understands how payments fit into everyday business systems.
Start by talking to Elavon about your platform, your customers and where payments currently sit in their process.