Exploring Shopware: Payment Methods in Shopware 6 Settings

In addition to payment methods aimed at internal purposes, Shopware 6 offers various payment methods associated with every e-commerce shop – ones that customers use during the checkout. So, your e-commerce storefront provides several ways to pay for a purchase. Store visitors can select one that is more convenient for them. In the article below, we dive deep into the Payment Methods section of Shopware 6 settings. You will learn what payment methods are situated there and how to configure them. You can enable Shopware Payments powered by Mollie or other solutions, that include Cash on Delivery, Paid in Advance, and Invoice payments. Also, we shed light on several data import/export aspects and provide answers to various popular questions associated with the Shopware platform in general and payment methods in particular. 

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Payment Methods in Shopware 6 Admin

Let’s see how to find the Payment Method screen in the Shopware 6 administration:

• Go to your Shopware 6 administration;
• Open its main menu;
• Proceed to the Settings section;
• Open the Shop subsection;
• Hit the Payment Methods (or Payment) button.

As we’ve just mentioned above, you will see the following sections: Shopware Payments powered by Mollie, Cash on Delivery, Paid in Advance, and Invoice.

Shopware Payments powered by Mollie

The section called Shopware Payments powered by Mollie lets you enable/disable numerous payment methods on your Shopware 6 storefront. There are options aimed at international e-commerce websites as well as payment methods developed for local traders. Mollie works with all major payment methods, providing Shopware 6 merchants with a broad array of solutions. Thus, you can leverage credit card payments along with the seamless checkout integration. At the same time, Shopware 6 supports PayPal and allows payment change after checkout. Also, various Klarna payment options are at your service. Other payment methods in this section include Apple Pay, SOFORT Banking, Giropay, iDEAL, Electronic Payment Standard, Banktransfer, Bancontact, Przelewy24, KBC/CBC Payment Button, Belfius, etc.

Cash on delivery

In this section, you can turn on payments upon receipt of goods.

Paid in advance

Here, Shopware 6 offers a scheme when a customer pays in advance and gets their order afterward.

Invoice

Payments by invoice can be enabled here. Note that there is automatic invoicing for this payment method.

Edit Payment method in Shopware 6

You can edit all payment methods except the ones powered by Mollie. Each section contains the Edit detail link. 

Hit it to proceed to a new screen where you can change the following information:

• The name of your payment method;
• The position of this payment method on the storefront; 
• The method’s short description;
• The logo of the payment method: you can upload your custom image, choose a picture from the media gallery, or provide an URL to upload the file.

Shopware 6 let’s you enable.disable the payment method with the Active toggle. At the same time, there is an opportunity to turn on the change of payment methods after the order completion. This functionality appears within the customer account under Orders.

Availability rule

Shopware 6 lets you use the availability rule to determine the availability of your payment method on the storefront. Create rules using the Rule Builder. Alternatively, you can add new rules right from the payment method configuration page.

How to Import Orders to Shopware 6

While importing payment methods between websites seems nonsense, you may need to transfer orders to your Shopware 6 storefront or from it to an external ERP system. If you need to run one of these tasks, you’ve come to the right place. With the help of our team, there is no need to recreate multiple entities manually. You can simplify and automate this process. Contact our support for more details and try our Improved Import, Export & Mass Actions for Shopware. You can use it to import any entity to Shopware 6, including orders. The extension provides the ability to create a schedule of updates. You just need to specify when a particular import or export process should be launched. After that, the module will do all the work for you. Also, the plugin provides the ability to map external data to its place within Shopware. You not only show where to store it but also provide information on which changes to apply. Contact our support regarding these and other data transfer processes.

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