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Merchant digital entry

Customer page guide

Visitors open your business domain in the browser (merchant digital entry) for coupons, cards, and listen modules. This page covers the UI and why receipt screenshots belong in Photos — the customer’s own return door.

How customers remember and return

People remember pictures, not shop names. Successful listen receipts include the merchant domain URL and QR. Ask customers to screenshot into Photos immediately: later they reopen Photos to order again, or share so friends scan straight in — closer to real habits than searching a platform.

Where it lives

  • Customer pages: visitors open your bound business domain (CNAME to 302wallet.com), not idnwallet.com
  • This site: merchant signup, configuration, publishing, and App downloads only
  • Before go-live, finish CNAME verification (claim digital identity) and publish from the portal or App Ops

Home gate

The domain home / shows enabled services (coupon / dining / rooms / car rental) from your portal modules. When a business card is published, the page also shows the electronic card.

  1. Visitor picks a service (or views the card)
  2. For listen modules, enters phone number and confirms it again (contact only — not payment)
  3. Continues into that flow

Coupon claim

  1. Choose Coupon on the home page and browse available offers
  2. Open details and tap Claim
  3. Redirect to the voucher page /voucher (QR code)
  4. Screenshot or download the image; staff redeem with the coupon redeem App

Visitors can return home for another coupon if quota remains.

Business card

  1. Merchant configures name, title, address, and phone for a card domain in the portal, then publishes
  2. Visitors open that card domain to view the electronic business card
  3. Phone / address links can open directly for contact
  4. Screenshot recommended to keep contact details

One card = one independent domain (shop verification not required). Can run alone or with coupons / dining.

Dining

  1. Open /order, browse the menu, and build a cart
  2. Confirm contact and address fields
  3. Tap Send dining info — the platform forwards only; no payment
  4. Success is a one-time receipt: closed pages cannot be reopened — screenshot required

Merchants receive orders in the merchant App. See Merchant Apps.

Room booking

  1. Open /room and pick a room type
  2. Enter guest name and check-in / check-out dates
  3. Tap Send booking info — forward-only, no charge
  4. Success receipt cannot be viewed again after close — screenshot

Handled in the unified merchant App room workbench.

Car rental

  1. Open /car and pick a vehicle type
  2. Enter pickup / return time and contact details
  3. Tap Send rental info — forward-only, no charge
  4. Success receipt cannot be viewed again after close — screenshot

Handled in the unified merchant App car workbench.

How merchants verify the customer UI

  1. Sign in to the merchant portal; confirm CNAME detection passed and modules are published
  2. Open your business / card domain on a phone browser (test apex and www)
  3. Walk through claim / card / dining / rooms / car rental for enabled modules
  4. Check copy, prices, catalog, and card details match the portal or App Ops
  5. Confirm the App receives dining/room/car info; redeem a test coupon with the redeem App

Important rules

  • The wallet does not store dining / room / car history; closed receipts cannot be recovered
  • Payment is arranged between merchant and customer; the platform does not clear or custody funds
  • Public service phone on the customer page can differ from the login phone (set in portal profile)
  • Day-to-day dish / room / vehicle / coupon edits: use merchant App Ops; changes publish to the customer page
  • Business card edits: save in the portal Cards module, then publish

Troubleshooting

  • Domain is not the customer UI: check CNAME to 302wallet.com and portal detection — CNAME guide
  • No dining / room / car entry: enable the module in the portal and publish
  • No business card: confirm the card is published and the domain CNAMEs to the claim node
  • Stale content: publish after edits; hard-refresh the browser
  • App gets no orders: App domain must match the portal binding; Ops edits need a valid portal session

Also see the FAQ and publishing guide.