Setting a Maximum Checkout Amount warns you when a checkout total exceeds an amount set by you. This helps limit accidental overcharges and prevents processing large ticket prices that may have been entered in error.
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This feature affects the checkout of services, classes, products, packages, and memberships. The default maximum checkout amount is $1,000, but you can change it to any amount.
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Under Flag unusually high checkout amounts, you can see that the default amount is $1,000. Enter the amount want, then select Give a warning to receive an alert when checking out an item that is greater than or equal to the amount you set.
If you don't want to receive alerts but still want to ensure unusually high tickets are flagged, select Do Not Allow. This option will require you to enter an amount less than the maximum checkout amount in order to process the sale. Tap Save to finish.
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Now that we have added a maximum checkout amount on the Taxes & Checkout page, the setting will apply this function to all future checkouts. Tap Checkout.
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If you selected the Give a warning option, you'll see a popup screen stating, "This is an unusually high checkout amount" when checking out an item that is equal to or more than the maximum checkout amount you set.
Tap Yes, I'm sure to continue checking out the item. Tap Cancel to cancel the transaction or tap the blue Settings link to change the Maximum Checkout Amount on the Taxes & Checkout page.
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If you selected Do Not Allow instead of Give a Warning, you'll see a popup stating that you must enter a different amount before processing the payment. In this case, you can't complete the checkout until the Amount Paid is less than the maximum checkout amount.
Tap the blue Settings link to change the Maximum Checkout Amount on the Taxes & Checkout page, or tap OK.
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Navigate to
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Under Flag unusually high checkout amounts, you can see that the default amount is $1,000. Enter the amount you prefer. Next, select Give a warning to receive an alert when checking out an item that is equal to or greater than the amount you set.
Select Do Not Allow to suspend the processing of sales that exceed the checkout maximum you set. If you select Do Not Allow, you will be required to enter a lesser amount than the maximum amount in order to process the sale. Click Save to finish.
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Now that we have added a maximum checkout amount on the Taxes & Checkout page, the setting will be applied to all future checkouts. Select Checkout to get started.
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If you selected the give a warning option on the Taxes & Checkout page, you'll see a popup screen stating, "This is an unusually high checkout amount" when checking out an item that is equal to or more than the maximum checkout amount you set.
Click Yes, I'm sure to continue checking out. Click Cancel to cancel the transaction. Click the blue Settings link to change the Maximum Checkout Amount on the Taxes & Checkout page. -
If you selected Do Not Allow instead of Give a Warning, you'll see a popup screen stating that you must enter a different amount before processing the payment. In this case, you can't complete the checkout until the Amount Paid is less than the maximum checkout amount.
Click the blue Settings link to change the Maximum Checkout Amount on the Taxes & Checkout page, or click OK.
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