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Square

Square

Square

A Square sale closes with the order and the payment. Connect the Square POS with myne and customers, orders and transactions sit on the customer profile, so you can recognise regulars from that spend.

A Square sale closes with the order and the payment. Connect the Square POS with myne and customers, orders and transactions sit on the customer profile, so you can recognise regulars from that spend.

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What is Square?

Square is a point-of-sale (POS) and payments platform for businesses that sell in person and online. Staff use Square POS to take the order, take the card payment, and keep the sale and the customer. Square includes point of sale, card payments, an online store, invoices, inventory, and a customer directory. Square Loyalty is its points product, and it is turned on separately.

Overview

This POS integration puts Square customers, orders and transactions on the customer profile, so you can build a Customer Group from what they bought.

See how that works in venue.

Customers, orders and transactions from the Square POS come into myne. New Square activity keeps updating after you connect. The first import defaults to the last six months. You can change the dates, skip history, or start that sync later from the Square page. The first import can take a few minutes, or longer if you pull a lot of history.

Groups, automations, and cashback or points on those imported orders stay off unless you turn them on. POS sync continues whether Square Loyalty is on or off.

What you can do

  • Sync Square customers into myne

  • Sync orders, transactions, and related Square catalogue data

  • Build a Customer Group from Square spend

  • Award cashback or points on imported Square orders when you turn that on

  • Turn on Square Loyalty when Square should own the points

Data synced

  • Customers, orders, transactions and related catalogue data flow from Square into myne

  • New Square activity keeps updating after you connect

  • The first import defaults to the last six months. You can change the dates or skip it

  • Groups and automations on imported orders stay off unless you turn that on

  • Cashback or points on imported orders stay off unless you turn that on

  • POS sync continues whether Square Loyalty is on or off

How it works

  1. Go to Settings, then Integrations, then Square, and approve access in Square.

  2. Start the initial sync, or skip it if you only want new activity.

  3. Turn on Square Loyalty only if Square should be this brand’s points provider.

Full setup steps: Connect Square POS to myne.

Requirements

  • An active Square account and a myne account

  • Sign-in to Square and approval on the authorisation screen

  • A historical sales range, or a choice to skip history

Limitations

  • Groups and automations on imported orders stay off unless you turn that on.

  • Cashback or points on imported orders stay off unless you turn that on.

  • Turning on Square Loyalty turns Brand Points on and locks its configuration. Earning rules then live in Square.

FAQ

What do I get if I connect Square?

myne connects Square POS customers, orders and transactions to the customer profile, so you can recognise regulars from Square spend. New Square activity keeps updating after you connect.

How much history comes in?

The last six months, unless you change the dates or skip history. You can start that sync later from the Square page.

Can cashback run on imported Square sales?

Awarding cashback or points on imported orders stays off unless you turn that option on. The same default applies to groups and automations on those orders.

Do I need Square Loyalty?

POS sync continues whether Square Loyalty is on or off. Turn Square Loyalty on when Square should own the points. That turns Brand Points on and locks its configuration, and earning rules then live in Square. You can still run limited loyalty and promotions in Square without buying Square Loyalty.