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Barid Pay

The Barid Pay service lets your Odoo instance take payments with Barid Pay. It is set up per Odoo company: for each one, you pick a bank journal, create a merchant account, then its cashiers and payment terminals.

Access

Settings › Integrations › Services, the Barid Pay card. Available to the project's Super Admin and Admin roles.

Add Barid Pay to a company​

Barid Pay is bought company by company.

  1. Open the Barid Pay card, then click Add Barid To New Company.
  2. Follow the purchase wizard: pick the Odoo company (Select Company), the plan, then the payment method (see Buy a service).

Until a company is set up, the page shows No companies provisioned yet.

Set up a company​

Select the company in the list, then follow the steps in order.

  1. Bank Journal: pick the Odoo bank journal attached to the Barid Pay payment method. This choice is locked after the first sync. If no journal is listed, create a journal of type Bank for this company in Odoo (Accounting › Configuration › Journals), then come back to the page.
  2. Merchant account: click Create Merchant and fill in its identity (name, e-mail, phone) and bank details (UNP, IBAN). The merchant card then shows the UNP, IBAN, Bank UID and Partner UID; click Sync to Odoo to send this information to Odoo.
  3. Cashiers and terminals: under the merchant card, the Cashiers tab lets you create cashiers (e-mail login and description), and the Terminals tab payment terminals (name, serial number, MCC code and description). A terminal is activated with its activation code through Activate Terminal.
The bank journal, the merchant account and its cashiers
The bank journal, the merchant account and its cashiers

Enable Barid Pay in Odoo​

The Activate Barid Pay in Odoo guide shown on the page lists the steps to follow in Odoo:

  1. Open Odoo's Settings menu.
  2. In the Payment section, open Payment Providers.
  3. Find the Barid Pay provider and set its state to Enabled.
  4. Check that the merchant, terminals and cashiers are created.
  5. Run a test transaction to confirm the payment method works.

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