How do I set up and allow a manual payment in eForms?
For Community and Group Editions
Operoo lets you accept an in-person or manual payment. This gives administrators the option to accept payments in person or on the phone.
To allow manual payments, do the following:
When adding a Payment request in your eForm, make sure the "Required?" checkbox is unchecked. Doing this allows a person to submit the eForm but make payments separately.
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