Serve the point of interaction
Match countertop, contactless, mobile or pay-at-table hardware to the environment, software and customer experience.
In-Person, Mobile and Remote Acceptance
Let customers pay where the business happens.
Selective Pay connects countertop terminals, mobile devices, pay-at-table workflows, virtual terminals, payment links and online channels around the way your team serves customers—without forcing every location or transaction into the same setup.
- Countertop, mobile and pay-at-table options
- Remote, virtual terminal and payment-link workflows
- Integrated reporting, tokenization and support
Take payments beyond the counter
Support field teams, events, curbside service, delivery, table service and other workflows where the customer is not standing at a fixed register.
Bring the channels together
Align the POS, gateway, processor, customer tokens, settlement data and reporting so each channel fits one operating strategy.
More Than a Terminal
The right payment channel should fit the transaction, the employee and the customer.
A countertop device may be perfect at one location while another team needs mobility, pay-at-table, a virtual terminal or a payment link. We evaluate the full operating environment before recommending hardware, software and processing connections.
Channel mismatch
Employees create workarounds when the available device or software does not match the way the payment is actually collected.
Disconnected reporting
Separate gateways, terminals and merchant accounts can make it difficult to reconcile sales, fees, deposits, refunds and locations.
Customer friction
Slow checkout, repeated data entry, limited payment options and awkward tipping or receipt flows can create a poor customer experience.
Build the Right Channel Mix
Choose acceptance tools around real operating workflows.
The objective is not to deploy every available device. It is to create the right mix of payment channels, integrations and controls for the people who use them.
Countertop and integrated acceptance
Build a dependable in-person environment around the POS, terminal, customer interaction and receipt workflow.
- EMV chip, contactless and supported digital-wallet acceptance
- Standalone, semi-integrated or software-connected devices
- Customer-facing prompts, tips, signatures and receipts
- Multi-location deployment and terminal-management planning
Mobile, pay-at-table and remote workflows
Extend secure payment acceptance to the point where the customer, service or delivery actually occurs.
- Mobile terminals and supported tablet or phone workflows
- Pay-at-table, field service, curbside and event acceptance
- Virtual terminal, invoice and payment-link options
- Tokens for repeat customers and approved card-on-file use
Integration matters: Hardware compatibility depends on the POS, gateway, processor, device certification and software provider. Selective Pay confirms the supported path before recommending equipment or a migration plan.
A Connected Payment Flow
Start with the operation—not the hardware catalog.
We map how the payment begins, where it is accepted, which systems need the transaction data and how the funds and reports move afterward.
Map every payment channel
Document countertop, mobile, online, phone, invoice, recurring and other payment workflows by location, department and customer type.
Confirm software and device compatibility
Review the POS, gateway, processor connection, certified hardware, operating system, network requirements and integration limitations.
Design the customer experience
Set the interaction for tips, receipts, signatures, contactless payments, stored credentials, payment links and supported wallet options.
Connect settlement and reporting
Align merchant accounts, batches, funding, locations, departments, fees, refunds and accounting references for easier reconciliation.
Deploy, train and support
Plan device staging, user permissions, employee training, escalation paths, replacement procedures and ongoing account support.
Where Omnichannel Matters
Built for businesses that serve customers in more than one place or one way.
Restaurants, clubs and resorts
Countertop, pay-at-table, mobile, online ordering, events and account-based payment workflows.
Construction and service teams
Collect deposits, progress payments and final balances in the office, online or at the job site.
Patient and recurring payments
Combine front-desk acceptance, payment links, card-on-file and recurring plans around the patient workflow.
Retail, wholesale and distributed operations
Support different locations and departments while improving visibility into deposits, devices and transaction activity.
What We Review
A complete omnichannel review looks beyond the quoted rate.
We evaluate the payment environment as a connected operating system, including the places where customer experience, hardware, software and settlement can break apart.
Current channels and volume
Transaction count, card mix, average ticket, keyed volume, locations, departments and seasonal or event-driven activity.
POS and software environment
Current applications, integration methods, supported gateways, terminal certifications and migration restrictions.
Hardware and connectivity
Countertop and mobile devices, Ethernet, Wi-Fi or cellular needs, placement, charging, replacements and support.
Customer and employee flow
Checkout speed, prompts, tips, signatures, receipts, refunds, user permissions and employee training.
Security and stored credentials
Encryption, tokenization, card-on-file use, virtual terminal permissions and provider-supported security capabilities.
Funding and reconciliation
Batch timing, merchant accounts, deposit reporting, fees, refunds, chargebacks, accounting references and location reporting.
Deployment note: Device features, wallet support, offline behavior, connectivity and integration capabilities vary by terminal, processor, gateway and software platform. We verify the supported configuration before equipment is ordered or installed.
Frequently Asked Questions
What businesses usually ask before changing POS or adding mobile payments.
What does omnichannel payment processing mean?
It means coordinating multiple payment channels—such as countertop, mobile, online, virtual terminal and payment links—around a connected processing, customer-data and reporting strategy. The level of connection depends on the software and providers involved.
Can we keep our current POS and change processors?
Sometimes. Many POS systems support only specific processors, gateways or certified devices. We first confirm the available integrations and contractual requirements before recommending a processor change.
Can one account support countertop, mobile and online payments?
Some environments can support multiple channels under a coordinated merchant and gateway structure. Other businesses need separate merchant accounts or configurations by channel, location or legal entity.
Can mobile devices work over Wi-Fi or cellular service?
That depends on the specific device and application. Some terminals support Ethernet, Wi-Fi, cellular service or a combination. Connectivity should be confirmed against the location and intended use before deployment.
Can customer cards be used across channels?
Provider-supported tokens may allow approved stored-payment methods to be used for repeat or recurring transactions across connected channels. Availability depends on the gateway, software, processor and token architecture.
What do you need for an initial omnichannel review?
We start with the current POS and software, payment channels, locations, device inventory, processing statements, monthly volume, average ticket, keyed volume, mobile requirements, integration needs and any reporting or support problems.
Connect Every Place You Get Paid
Build the POS, mobile and remote payment environment around the way your team works.
Selective Pay will review your software, devices, payment channels, customer flow, settlement and reporting requirements before recommending a connected solution.