Setting up custom payment service providers
Continia Banking includes preconfigured support for several well-known payment service providers (PSPs) such as PayPal, Klarna, and Adyen. If you're working with a PSP that isn't supported by default, you can configure Continia Banking to manually import payment files from that provider. This article guides you through the process of setting up a custom PSP integration using Continia's transaction ports and PSP agreements.
Step 1: Analyze the payment file
Start by reviewing the PSP’s file structure. For example, identify:
- Delimiters (e.g., comma, semicolon)
- Column headers (e.g., Amount, Date, Reference)
- Data formats (e.g., date format, decimal separator)
For more information, see the To analyze the file section in the Introducing transaction ports article.
Step 2: Set up a transaction port
Create a transaction port to define how the fields in your file map to Business Central.
- Define the column structure and field separators.
- Map each column to a relevant Business Central field (e.g., transaction amount, account number, payment text).
For more information, see the Setting up transaction ports article.
Step 3: Add the Payment Service Provider
Before you can configure payment file imports for a custom PSP, you need to add the provider to Continia Banking. This involves creating a new entry with basic details such as the code, description, and transaction port.
Add your Payment Service Provider:
- Search (
) for and select Payment Service Providers.
- On the action bar, select New.
- Enter the Code, Description, and Transaction Port.
Step 4: Create a PSP agreement
Link the custom transaction port to a PSP agreement. This allows you to:
- Assign G/L accounts for fees, shipping costs, or commissions.
- Group and organize payment data from the specific PSP.
For more information, see the Setting up a payment service provider article.
Step 5: Import the payment file
Once set up:
- Go to the Cash Receipt Journal.
- Select the appropriate PSP agreement.
- Import the file and apply transactions.
For more information, see the Importing PSP payments article