Card payments on Mollie
Shopify POS sends the amount to the terminal and the order shows as paid once the customer pays.
Mollie at the till, the same stock online
Two menswear stores in Alkmaar, Stijl Herenmode and Stijl Casual, with their own online shop and brands like Herno, Woolrich and Jacob Cohen.
“The shop and the webshop now work from the same stock. And the Mollie terminal is simply part of our till.”
Built with
- Mollie
- Google Merchant Center
- Meta
- Google Sheets
- PostNL
- Mollie
- Google Merchant Center
- Meta
- Google Sheets
- PostNL
By the numbers
- variants merged into one stock
- 4,400+
- orders in six months
- 2,868
- products in the Google and Meta feed
- 233
The problem
Stijl sells in two stores with Shopify POS and online through its own shop. Card payments run through Mollie, and Shopify POS has no link to the Mollie terminal. Shopify POS blocks exchanges on Mollie orders. Stock sat on two locations, with 1,418 variants below zero.
What we did
We connected Shopify POS to the Mollie terminal. An order at the till sends the amount straight to the terminal. For exchanges we built an assistant that works out the difference and refunds it. The online shop runs on Next.js and Shopify, with Mollie, PostNL and feeds to Google and Meta.
What it delivers
Both stores and the online shop now sell from one stock in Shopify. A gift card comes off the total first and Mollie only charges the rest. Per day, week or month the team runs a cash-up with revenue per store, per payment method and the cash difference.
Highlights
Gift card and remainder
The gift card comes off the total first and Mollie only charges what is left.
Exchanges on Mollie orders
The assistant works out the difference and refunds through Mollie, in cash or as store credit.
Daily cash-up
Revenue per payment method and location, costs and cash difference in one Excel export.
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