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Payment collection was manual and tedious.
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Customers were uneasy providing phone credit details.
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Time-consuming allocation of payments by staff.
The 1933 Furniture Company, a renowned retailer of quality furniture, faced challenges with their existing payment collection process. Customers often visited the showroom to make an initial deposit, and once the furniture was ready, staff had to call customers to arrange for the final payment. This often meant either asking customers to return to the store or taking their credit card details over the phone, a practice that's fraught with security and PCI compliance issues. This method was not only time-consuming for the staff but also inconvenient for customers and raised significant security concerns.