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PAYMENT TYPES: TRANSLATIONS

Go to PAYMENT TYPES under the CONFIGURATIONS menu item
Choose the desired payment type
Go to the Translations tab at the bottom
Click on Add
Choose a language
Enter the corresponding translation in the "Name" field
Click on Save
Click on Save again
Click on the arrow icon to return to the previous view

Detailed Description

In CiRRUS, you can set up various translations for a payment type. These translations are required for correctly designating payment types in other languages.

To set up a translation for a payment type, open PAYMENT TYPES under the CONFIGURATIONS menu item. You are now in the Payment types view. Choose the desired payment type.

Now go to the Translations tab at the bottom and click on Add. Choose the desired language from the dropdown menu in the "Language" field and enter the corresponding translation in the "Name" field. Then click on Save

For example:

Payment type = CompanyCard

Language = Italian (TRANSLATION)

Name = Carta aziendale

Click on Save again to save your changes. Click on the arrow icon to return to the previous view.

You have now saved the translation for a payment type. You can use all payment types with a previously saved translation in the respective language straight away.

When using CiRRUS via a mobile device, it may happen that texts are translated independently by the device/browser. For an error-free use, we recommend to deactivate this translation function on the device. // The content shown in the video may differ from your own layout. // For the sake of simplicity and readability, only the masculine form is used in the descriptions.