Allow customers to view several options for saving credit card details when they reach
the end of your force.com checkout page. They can save their credit card information as a token
and use it for fast payments in the Payment Center. They can also enable automatic payments so
that Salesforce Billing uses the token to charge their credit card upon invoice due
dates. (Salesforce Billing Managed Package)
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Billing Winter ’19 and later
After you enable credit card saving, Salesforce Billing shows two settings at the end of the
Enter Credit Card Details page in your org’s checkout page. Customers can select these settings
as needed.
Save information for easy payment later?
Salesforce Billing saves as a token the credit card data that the customer entered on the
force.com page. The token generates after the customer clicks Pay
Now.
Customers can use that credit card to pay balances in the payment center without
re-entering credit card details.
Sign up for the automatic payment option?
Customers can select this option only if they also selected Save information
for easy payment later?
Whenever the customer’s invoice reaches its due date, Salesforce Billing automatically
uses their credit card to pay the invoice balance.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Installed Packages, and
then select Installed Packages.
Find the Salesforce Billing package and click Configure.
Click the Payment tab.
Select Save credit card details.
Salesforce Billing adds credit card detail options to the Enter Credit Card Details
page.
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