Is there anyone out there using IATS to process their EFT's, ACH,s, and Credit Card transactions? What other systems are being used to process payments?
Yes, we've been using IATS for a few months to process all credit cards and direct debit (EFT/ACH) transactions. We have been very pleased so far, especially since we had previously been using ICVerify for credit card processing. It is like night and day -- IATS works seamlessly with RE, whereas ICVerify is a separate program. Although it can interface with RE to some extent, it cannot come close to the efficiency that IATS does. On top of that, ICVerify was a shoddy program, with numerous bugs and shutdowns, and horrible customer service.
Hi, we currently use ICVerify - a very old version I might add. While it's not pretty and overly user-friendly, it does work. We recently purchased an upgrade that will install on each users machine. However, the instructions might as well be in a completely different language. Can you let me know what bennefits the IATS software has over ICVerify and other differences? I'm just preparing an argument as to why we need to change software and need as much info as I can get. Thanks for your help!
We use IATS for our credit card transactions. It works well for us. We've had no problems.
Hi,
Our organization is primed for growth and looking for a long term solution. I believe my predecessors have looked into IATS in the past, but shyed away from the extreme costs compared to IC Verify.
IC Verify is very troublesome as far as lockups etc, and is really contributing to a lot of errors monthly, but I'm going to have a hard time convincing our department to switch to IATS because of the costs.
I really appreciate if anyone can help shed some light on this.
Rehan,
I think you should get IATS!
In order to take advantage of the IATS integration for processing direct debits you'll need to on Raiser's Edge version 7.85 patch revision 6 or higher. To learn more about electronically processing direct debit transactions with IATS please see my recent blog.