For businesses that accept tips, you can offer clients the ability to leave a tip when paying by credit card—either on your card terminal (Web) or via a tablet (iOS/Android). You can customize the experience by setting three preset tip options as either percentage values (e.g., 10%, 15%) or fixed dollar amounts (e.g., $10, $15). Clients can also choose to enter a custom tip amount, depending on your configuration. This article will walk you through how to set up these default tip buttons and how clients can enter a custom amount.
Things to know:
- The ability to configure tip settings is governed by the "Accessing Account Settings" access control.
- Tips can only be applied to services
- Stripe Payment Accounts:
- 0% cannot be used as a preset tip option. Attempting to include 0% will result in an error:
- "Tip percentages must be integers in the range 1% to 100%."
- To enter a tip outside of the preset options, clients can tap the "Custom" option on the terminal.
- Cloud9 Payment Accounts:
- 0% can be used as a preset tip option without triggering an error.
- Clients can choose the "Other" option to enter a custom tip.
- If you want to allow only custom tips (no preset options), set all tip fields to 0. This disables preset buttons and enables the custom tip field.
- Tip fields cannot be left empty. Attempting to save blank fields will trigger error messages:
- For dollar amounts: "Tip values cannot be empty."
- For percentages: "Tip percentages cannot be empty."
To set your preset tip values, simply:
- Navigate to Business Setup > Settings
- Scroll down to the Tipping section.
- Toggle the Allow clients to leave tips? setting to YES
- Enter your default tip amounts in the fields under Default tip buttons setting
- Save your changes.
Preset Dollar Values
Preset Percentage Values
If you have any questions, please contact our Support Team at support@mytime.com.
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