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Primary Cards

Primary cards are required to open a point of sale (Android or terminal). They determine the level of authorization available to the user: For example, you can authorize access to a "BAR" point of sale without giving access to the "CASHLESS" point of sale which allows recharges.

Always prefer to add named primary cards (linked to a user). This way, you will be able to trace each transaction more precisely. The person responsible for the point of sale is visible in each payment.

1- Register a new responsible member.​

  • Click on the "Members" category in the left column.
  • Click on the "Add Member" button at the top right.
  • Enter the new card number in the corresponding field.
  • Save.

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We are talking here about authorization level, not associative membership.

2- Create the primary card.​

  • Click on the “Primary Cards” category in the left menu.
  • Click on the "Add Primary Card" button at the top right.
  • Enter the card number.
  • Designate the points of sale controlled (or not) by this card.
    • Here you can determine the level of authorization your user has.
  • Activate manager mode if you wish.
    • “Manager mode” allows you to cancel an order already placed, even if it is paid. It's a superpower that requires great responsibilities :
  • Save.
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A member can have several primary cards provided that they did not enter an email address when creating the member in section 1.

3- Test the card at a point of sale​

  • Launch the TiBillet application on a terminal or smartphone equipped with an NFC reader.
    • Follow the [pairing procedure](cf. Android application) if you haven't already.
  • Scan the card when prompted.
  • If you don't see your point of sale, check that the points of sale are associated with the card.
  • You can now access your products.

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On phone :​

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The NFC sensor on smartphones is generally located :

  • On iPhones: top right or top left of the phone.
  • On Android phones: often in the center, on the back of the device.

When using an NFC card, remember to position the card in the right place for optimum reading.