Payments without the paperwork
By Demo Manager
Taking money online is not one feature, it is five: a checkout, a receipt, a refund path, a reconciliation story, and the bookkeeping to hold them together. This is a tour of how the pieces fit here.
Payment links
A payment link is a URL you send a customer: one-off or reusable, a fixed amount or let-the-customer-choose. Whoever opens it gets a checkout in the currency you configured.
Subscriptions
Plans carry monthly and yearly prices, free trials and a grace period for failed renewals. A subscriber manages their own subscription from their settings page -- cancel, resume, the lot.
Receipts and refunds
Every payment gets a numbered receipt PDF, emailed automatically and re-downloadable from a signed link. Refunds return to the original payment method and the ledger records both halves.
The demo gateway
For demonstrations there is a pretend gateway that takes no money and needs no credentials -- approve and decline buttons that behave like a real hosted checkout, so the whole flow can be shown with nothing at stake.
