Payment Manager is the portal used by partners processing on PayFacto API v1.0, covering live transaction reporting, user management, virtual terminal, and transaction refunds.
Through the administrative interface, the client can control all transactions transmitted by its representatives or clients to the PayFacto server. With this tool the client can assign users, who may then generate reports helping them to:
With this tool, a customer administrator can create a security structure to determine which employees are authorized to query the data required by the payment server. Designated users can then generate reports specific to their needs. This guide covers both the customer administrator role and the user role.
Required material: Payment Manager requires a browser with 128-bit encryption. See the "List of supported browsers" document to confirm which browsers are supported.
Open your web browser
Enter your account ID and password, then click Login
You only have three chances to enter your password successfully. After the third attempt, your account is deactivated — you'll need to contact PayFacto customer service to reactivate it.
If you're logging in for the first time, or your password was changed by an administrator, you'll be prompted to change your password. It must contain between 8 and 30 characters, including at least one letter and one number, and must differ from your last 4 passwords. Repeat the new password, then click "Change password."
Passwords expire after 90 days, and accounts unused for more than 90 days are deactivated.
Once logged in, the main menu appears with two elements: Customer Administrator and User.
Clicking "Customer Administrator" opens a menu with the following submenus:
User Groups
All users sharing the same profile are grouped together and share the same rights. A user group must be created before users can be added — users are always linked to a group. The User Groups screen has three buttons: Add, Modify, Delete.
Users
Displays all users associated with the merchant. Includes Add, Modify, Delete buttons.
Once filled in, click Create. A user group must exist before a user can be added.
Modify: select a user and click Modify to change first/last name, password, language, group, logon status, or merchant assignment.
Delete: select the user and click Delete, then confirm. If the deleted user was the only one covering certain merchants, make sure those merchants are redistributed to other users.
Client Table Management
Click "Client Addresses" to see all addresses associated with the client. Includes Add, Modify, Delete.
Add: select a merchant from the dropdown, click Add, then fill in:
Click Add to save. A success message confirms the addition.
Modify: select an address, click Modify, update the fields, then click Modify to save.
Delete: select the address by business name, then click Delete to confirm removal.
Transactions
Used to issue reimbursements for credit card purchase transactions for e-business merchants. Two submenus: Internet active (Refund) and Batch processing.
Refund
Allows reimbursement of purchase transactions made by credit card for Internet, unattended, and MOTO merchants. Click "Internet active" then "Refund" to open the search form. The more detail you provide, the more accurate the search — the date fields are the most important.
Only Internet purchase transactions can be reimbursed through the Payment Manager. MOTO and POS terminal transactions cannot be refunded here.
Fill out the search form and click "Display transaction"
Filters include date range, terminal number/list, merchant, capture mode, batch number, card type, and invoice number. A list of refundable transactions appears.
Click the transaction number in the first column
The refund screen displays the transaction's merchant number, client, invoice, capture mode, card details, currency, and authorization number. The amount is posted by default; you can refund an amount up to that value.
Enter the refund amount and a new 12-digit invoice number
Click Refund
You'll receive a note confirming the transaction was accepted or declined. If approved, an authorization number is also displayed.
Batch Payment
Allows making payments using a batch process. [CONFIRM: full procedure not included in the source material — see the separate "Batch payment" document in the Payment Manager's documentation vault.]
Redirection Configuration
Only for merchants using redirection mode. Configures whether the Payment Manager sends a confirmation email and which sender address it uses. By default, the receipt email is sent from the CT-Payment support address.
To access: Customer Administrator → Redirection Configuration. To specify or modify the sender address, choose the merchant, enter the sender's e-mail address in the adjacent box, and click Modify. The Payment Manager validates the address; an invalid one is rejected with an error message next to the merchant's input box, and the merchant keeps its previous value. If several merchants are modified at once and one address is invalid, only that merchant is left unchanged — the rest are updated.
You can also set a display name for the sender, using the format Name of sender <Sender e-mail> — e.g., "Payment Solution <paiement@cgi.com>."
To reinstall the default sender address, delete the configured email address for the merchant and press Modify — subsequent receipts use the payment solution's default address.
Recurrence
Allows performing recurring transactions and managing subscriptions. [CONFIRM: full procedure not included in the source material — see the separate "Recurring payment" document.]
Personalized Fields
For the full configuration procedure (adding fields, adding list values, editing/reordering), see the Virtual Terminal guide.
API Keys
Click "Add a new key" to generate and manage keys. Two options are available:
Assign the merchant(s) in the "Assigned merchants" field and click Save. Keys can be replaced or removed using the adjacent buttons.
Allow up to 5 minutes for any key update to activate. For more details, see the Payment_API documentation.
ApplePay Configuration
Search for a merchant and manage its ApplePay entries and certificates from this screen (generate a certificate request, upload a signed certificate). See the ApplePay documentation for full details.
Group for Token Sharing
Two options for sharing tokens:
If both groups and the "share between all merchants" checkbox are configured, the all-merchants setting takes priority. Click Confirm to save.
Customer administrators can access this menu via "User" on the main menu; regular users land here directly. The menu includes:
Not all options are necessarily displayed — only the functions to which you have access will appear.
Reports — Transaction List
Views transactions matching your search criteria. Available filters:
Click "Display the Report" to view results. Column reference:
Reports — Other Views
Profile
Change your password and/or language:
Click Change Profile to save. Passwords expire after 90 days; accounts unused for more than 90 days are deactivated.
Extra Search
Three lookup tools, each with a "Report all" button to view the full reference list:
Transaction Status Report (full list):
Transaction Codes Report (full list):
Documentation
Lists all PayFacto documentation available to you, grouped by category (e.g., "Products and solutions," "Technical and integration"), each with version, modification date, and owner. Click a document's blue link to download it; hover over a title for a short description. Documents added or modified within the preceding 15 days are flagged with an "X" in the New column.
Refund & Virtual Terminal
The Refund option here follows the same procedure described under Transactions above. For the full Virtual Terminal procedure — credit card and debit card transactions, and personalized fields — see the Virtual Terminal guide.