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(01. Jingl Keypad Screen) 1. GST Purchase Status : The default GST status of the purchase to be calculated. Merchants can change the default status from the jingl merchant portal at www.getjingl.com 2. Entered Purchase Amount : The amount entered by the merchant to calculate ...
4 Using the Keypad When the Jingl app is running, it is ready for a merchant to enter an amount to calculate. Jingl can host up to 3 different payment methods that are supported by Albert terminals. Note that the “No Fee” button is always present so the merchant has the option to not ...
6 Jingl Menu Whilst in the Jingl keypad screen, you can see Jingl’s menu options by pressing the Albert menu button, on the underside of the terminal, (or double finger swipe-down). ○ Jingl Settings : Configure the merchant Surcharge settings (aka “Surcharge ...
From this screen, the merchant can ○ User Id : Use this id to login to Jingl on Albert terminals, and the merchant portal. ○ Status : The current state of their account which may indicate “Active” or other ...
(Instructions on Albert’s passcode is on pages 14-15 of the A lbert user guide ) . Jingl only allows 3 surcharge rules at this time. To access this feature of Jingl : 1. From the Jingl Keypad screen, press the menu button 2. Select “Jingl Settings” ...
Surcharge rates are usually based on a percentage, but you may choose a fixed rate. This setting tells Jingl whether the rate you want to charge is a percentage or a fixed fee. Be mindful of the ACCC ban on excessive surcharges. The Jingl App provides some guidance ...
Merchants can produce a tax invoice with Jingl after a successful transaction has been processed by Albert. Note that the merchant must supply their ABN during registration, or update it on the merchant portal. The Jingl app will instruct the merchant how to add this if it’s not available on the terminal. ...
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