Supported with Core

Payment Authorization

Keep payment authorization connected to the booking, invoice, customer, and configured payment processor.

Payment authorization

Use the Processor for Authorization

The payment provider handles the authorization decision. Booking Ninjas keeps that result connected to the operational record.

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Authorization Request

Send the payment request through the configured processor.

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Processor Response

Receive the approved, declined, or other status returned by the processor.

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Connected Record

Keep the authorization result tied to the related booking, invoice, or customer record.

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Payment Follow-Up

Use the returned status in the next billing or payment step.

Keep Authorization Status Visible

Make it easier for staff to see what happened without checking a separate payment system first.

Approved

Keep approved payment activity tied to the related billing record.

Declined

Show the declined status returned by the payment provider.

Pending or Review

Keep other processor statuses visible where the integration supports them.

History

Keep payment and authorization activity available for later review.

Authorization Depends on the Payment Provider

Card checks, bank-payment rules, fraud controls, and supported payment methods come from the processor and integration used.

Cards

Card authorization follows the rules and response provided by the configured processor.

Bank Payments

Bank-transfer or ACH support depends on the payment provider and implementation.

Fraud Controls

Fraud screening and risk controls are provided by the payment processor or related payment service.

New Providers

A payment provider not already supported may require a separate integration scope.

Works With the Payment Flow

Authorization is one step in the wider payment and billing workflow.

Payment Processing

Use the configured processor to handle the transaction and return its status.

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Online Payment Collection

Let customers pay invoices, deposits, and balances through the supported payment flow.

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Payment Reconciliation

Match recorded payment activity back to the related billing records.

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Pricing

Payment authorization works through Core billing and the configured payment processor.

Separate provider costs

Payment Processor

Provider pricing

Authorization, transaction, card, bank-payment, and gateway costs depend on the payment provider used.

  • Processor and transaction fees are separate
  • Authorization behavior depends on the provider
  • Fraud controls depend on the provider
  • New integrations may require separate scope
Implementation depends on the payment provider, payment flow, billing rules, data, integrations, testing, and rollout. Learn why →

Separate Authorization Tool vs Booking Ninjas

Keep the processor response connected to the booking and billing workflow instead of tracking it separately.

Capability Manual Tracking Booking Ninjas Standalone Payment Tool
Authorization decisionOutside the workflowReturned by configured processorHandled by payment tool
Booking contextManual lookupConnected to operationsNeeds integration
Invoice contextManual updateSame billing workflowNeeds integration
Payment statusManual trackingConnected recordPayment-system record
Fraud controlsDepends on methodDepends on processorDepends on provider
Provider feesDepends on methodSeparate provider costSeparate provider cost

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Booking Ninjas approve or decline the payment?

The authorization decision is handled by the configured payment processor. Booking Ninjas can keep the returned status connected to the related operational record.

Does Payment Authorization have a separate Booking Ninjas fee?

No separate Payment Authorization subscription is required for the Core payment workflow. Processor, transaction, implementation, and any new integration costs remain separate where applicable.

Can the system support card and bank payments?

Supported payment methods depend on the processor and integration used for your implementation.

Who handles fraud screening?

Fraud screening and risk controls are provided by the payment processor or related payment service.

What if we use a different payment provider?

If the provider is not already supported, the integration may need to be reviewed and scoped separately.

Keep Authorization Connected to the Payment

Use the processor for authorization and keep the result connected to bookings, invoices, and customer records.

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