Credit Card Vaulting

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About credit card vaulting

 

ClearView CRM's credit card vaulting solution provides added security to organizations processing credit card transactions.

 

Credit card vaulting is a method used to store credit card numbers in a secured area apart from the actual application. By securing sensitive information in this specific area, it reduces the chance of compromising a member/prospects information.

 

The credit card number, once stored in the vault, is assigned a randomly generated number called a Token. The Token replaces the credit card number throughout the application. The credit card numbers are not stored anywhere in ClearView CRM. The Token has no value besides serving as a way to link to your real information stored in the vault. Your credit card information remains secure within the vault.

 

Credit card vaulting is PCI compliant which lessens the burden for you to meet those requirements.

 

To learn more about PCI Compliance and what it means for you, see our Credit Card Vaulting newsletter. 

 

help Not all organizations process credit card transactions and before you can begin accepting them, you need a merchant account. Please contact our Client Solutions team for help.

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info 16PledgeMaker is the back-end database application for ClearView CRM. As we merge PledgeMaker into ClearView CRM, organizations using PledgeMaker for their day-to-day activities may find this guide for Credit Card Vaulting helpful. This process does not apply when batch processing transactions through the front-end application. When posting a transaction through ClearView CRM, the tokenization is implemented as part of the processing workflow. 

How to use credit card vaulting in PledgeMaker

How to create a token for a new single transaction

To create multiple tokens for multiple transactions through batch processing 

To create a token for a new single transaction:

1.  Log on to the PledgeMaker application.

info 16Add a PledgeMaker application menu button to your ClearView navigation menu by adjusting your navigation settings.  If you do not have permission to adjust your navigation menu settings, contact your ClearView administrator or our Client Services department for help.

2.  From the PledgeMaker Home menu, click Prospectexpand img
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info 16Alternatively, you can click the Prospect button on the PledgeMaker navigation bar.expand img
  • The Prospect Search window displays.expand img

3.  Enter search criteria in the appropriate fields and click Search.expand img

info 16If multiple results are found, a list of potential prospects display. If only one result exists, the prospect record opens immediately. If results do not exist for your search, a prompt appears on the bottom left corner of the screen indicating prospect records were not found.
 

4. Once you have found your prospect, select Gift from the side PledgeMaker menu. expand img

  •  A Gift History screen displays.expand img

5. On the Gift History screen, click New to create a transaction record.expand img 

  • A Gift Add screen displays.expand img

6. Enter all the necessary transaction criteria and click OK. expand img

  •  A Payment Method screen displays.expand img 

7. Enter a payment code related to the card type expand img, or to see a full list of existing codes on the Payment Method by Code screen, click the button next to the payment field.expand img 

8. Enter the amount of the transaction in the Total Amount field.expand img

info 16The window changes to display fields related to the credit card transactions as soon as you select another field.
 

9.  Enter only the last four digits of the credit card number in the Credit Card # field.expand img

10. Enter the credit card's date of expiration in the Expiration field.expand img

11. An Entry button and a Token button appear next to the Credit Card # field. expand img 

info 16The two buttons display next to the Credit Card # field as soon as you click another field.
 

12. Click the Entry button to access the Valuting Entry screen.expand img

13. Enter the credit card number in the available field expand img and click the Submit button to accept your entry, Cancel to stop the vaulting process or Reset to clear the field. expand img 

info 16Make sure that the last four digits of the entered account number matches the Partial # displayed expand img

 If successful, a Token is generated and assigned to the Partial #. expand img

error 16 If unsuccessful, the Token is not generated and you have to re-enter the credit card number correctly. 

14. Click the Finish button to process the card number for tokenization, or Cancel to stop the process. expand img

    • A Thank You screen displays.expand img 
info 16You may close the Vaulting Entry screen once you reach the Thank You screen, but be careful not to close the screen hosting the PledgeMaker application.
 

15. On the Payment Method screen, click the Token button and the field populates with the appropriate number.expand img
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16. Click OK to save the transaction.

info 16The prospect's full credit card number is never stored in PledgeMaker. The only place the credit card number exists after tokenization is within the vault. When a transaction is sent for validation, only the tokenized number is sent.

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 To create multiple tokens for multiple transactions through batch processing:

1.  Log on to the PledgeMaker application.

info 16Add a PledgeMaker application menu button to your ClearView navigation menu by adjusting your navigation settings.  If you do not have permission to adjust your navigation menu settings, contact your ClearView administrator or our Client Services department for help.
 

2.  From the PledgeMaker Home menu expand img, click Batch. expand img

  •  The Batch Processing menu displays. expand img

3. Click New Batch to create a Batch header. expand img

  •  The Batch Add screen displays. expand img 

4. On the Batch Add screen, enter in your totals and click the OK button.expand img

  • The Manual Batch Number Entry screen displays.expand img

5. Enter a unique number for your Batch. expand img 

6.  Click OK to save.

7. Return to the Batch header by:

  •  Clicking Existing Batch - This option triggers a search screen to display. Use this feature to find any existent Batch set in the PledgeMaker database within set parameters if you desire.expand img 
  •  Clicking My Last Batch - This option returns you to the most recent Batch process you modified.expand img

8. Once on your newly created Batch header, click the Details button to enter your transactions.

9. Click the following buttons expand img to enter your transaction amounts by type:

    •  New Event - An Event can be added using this menu.
    •  New Order - An Order can be added using this menu.
    •  New - Gift or Membership transactions can be added using this menu.
info 16 For Membership transactions, make sure to choose Membership Transaction from the transactions drop list to register it appropriately.
 

10. When you enter your credit card transactions, the screens change accordingly to allow you to enter a credit card number. Only enter the last four digits of the number in the credit card field and then click OK.

11. Once all the transactions are entered, click close and return to the Batch View screen.

  •  The Batch View screen displays updated totals and two new buttons appear, Entry and Token. expand img

12. Click the Entry button to access the Vaulting Entry screen.expand img

13. Enter the credit card numbers in the appropriate fields on this screen.expand img 

info 16Make sure that the last four digits of the entered account number matches the Partial # displayed.expand img

14. Once entered, click the Submit button to accept the entries, Cancel to stop the vaulting process or Reset to clear all fields. expand img

15. Once you Submit your entries, a Token is generated and assigned to each Partial #.expand img

16. Click the Finish button to save the process, or Cancel to stop the process. expand img  

    •  A Thank You screen displays. expand img
info 16You may close the Vaulting Entry screen once you reach the Thank You screen, but be careful not to close the screen hosting the PledgeMaker application.
 

17. On the Batch View screen, click Token.  expand img 

info 16PledgeMaker collects all Tokens associated with each transaction entered in the Vaulting Entry screen. 
      • A Batch Token Retrieval screen expand img displays and shows the results of the retrieval process:

        • Number of details submitted: A total count of submitted credit card entries. 
        • Number of tokens retrieved: A total count of retrieved Tokens successfully generated for each transaction.
        • Row with no token found: A total count of transactions without a generated Token.
info 16If a credit card does not have a token generated, you can return to the Vault Entry screen by clicking Entry. The Vaulting Entry screen displays any remaining credit card transactions that have not been tokenized. Fill in the remaining fields, and click Submit. Once you return to the PledgeMaker screen, click the Token button. 
 

18. Click OK to save the Batch transaction. 

helpFor more in-depth information about the Batch process, please refer to the About Batch Processing guide.

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help FAQ's

Credit card vaulting frequently asked questions

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How does this work in ClearView CRM?

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Currently, ClearView CRM only processes credit card transactions in batch. When a card is entered during batch detail entry and processed, the number will go through our vaulting process. This adheres to PCI compliance standards. 

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How does Credit Card Vaulting affect the Credit Card Status Report?

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Vaulting will not change the Credit Card Status report.  You will be able to access and run the report as you always have.

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When does charging occur?  When does settlement occur?

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Because the processing of credit cards will be changing, charging and settlements will occur at the same time as they do now.

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Have additional questions?

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Contact Client Solutions for help.

 

 

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