Set up Payments to streamline the management of the entire payment lifecycle. By
establishing a secure connection with native and third-party payment providers, you can directly
process payments for customer transactions within your Salesforce environment.
Required Editions
Available in: Lightning Experience
Available in: Enterprise, Performance, Unlimited, and
Developer Editions with Revenue Cloud
The Salesforce Payments feature is available with the Revenue Cloud Billing license, with a cost per transaction model
for both native and Bring Your Own payment gateways. Contact your Salesforce account
executive for more information.
If you purchased the Revenue Cloud Billing license on or before July 2025, contact your
Salesforce account executive to add the Salesforce Payments feature to your existing
license.
This flowchart shows how a user with the Payment Admin permission set can set up Payments in
Revenue Cloud.
Set Up Native Payment Gateways by Using Salesforce Payments Accept electronic payments from your customers on Stripe and Adyen payment gateways by using the Salesforce Payments native payment service. Create new Stripe merchant accounts or connect your existing Adyen merchant accounts by using Salesforce Payments.
Set Up Third-Party Payment Gateways Bring your own third-party payment gateways to process payments and issue refunds. Set up and add external payment gateways, and then connect them to Billing.
Set Up Payment Features in Billing Set up Billing to automatically create payment schedules and payment schedule items for posted invoices, share payment accounts, retry failed payments, and apply credits and payments to settle the balances of invoices or invoice lines.
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