Payments work best when they are part of the systems a business already uses. Implementation patterns connect merchant systems, payment-provider infrastructure and customer touchpoints through clear events and controlled redirects.
What the integration covers
- Documented integration scope. What is connected, how and with which provider is agreed and written down before development starts.
- Sandbox-ready architecture. Test journeys end to end before real payments.
- Webhooks and transaction states. Your system is notified when a payment changes state: created, approved, failed.
- ERP, hospitality and commerce patterns. Starting points for POS and ERP systems, hotel and booking platforms, and online shops.
How a project runs
- Technical briefing: your systems, your touchpoints, your payment provider.
- Agreed scope: events, redirects and reporting, documented.
- Integration and testing in the sandbox.
- Go-live with real payments and monitoring of the first transactions.
Questions
Can it connect to our existing systems?
Integration patterns are designed for merchant systems, online checkout, hospitality platforms and operational reporting. The final scope depends on the payment provider and on your architecture.
Where is the technical documentation?
It is shared as part of the agreed integration scope, after a technical briefing. The API example on our home page is illustrative.
Who processes the payment?
A licensed payment provider. Findos Pay is the technology and experience layer; payment execution, safeguarding and settlement stay with the relevant licensed provider under the applicable commercial setup.