Sage 100 customers using the PCCharge add-on for credit card processing should take note that the application is no longer supported after September 30, 2015.
Verifone, the makers of PCCharge, announced back in April that they would end development and support of the product. Here’s what it all means for Sage 100 customers that are still using PCCharge.
Verifone, the makers of PCCharge, announced back in April that they would end development and support of the product. Here’s what it all means for Sage 100 customers that are still using PCCharge.
No Longer PCI Compliant
First and foremost, PCCharge users will no longer be in compliance with PCI data security standards which can put you at risk for potential penalties.
Why the Change?
Because PCCharge software is installed on your in-house servers, all customer financial data is stored locally on your own internal hardware. This leaves you vulnerable to cyber-attacks and potentially liable for financial damages based on changes in regulation related to data security. Short of investing heavily to bring your technology up to data center levels, it’s impossible to remain PCI compliant on your own.
What’s Next?
For many customers, Sage Payment Solutions is the natural transition. Running in the cloud, Sage Payment Solutions connects seamlessly with Sage 100. You can even take customer payments on the go using a mobile device. Plus, you don’t have to worry about PCI compliance because Sage handles it all and protects your business.
Contact a Sage Partner if you’d like to learn more about Sage Payment Solutions or if you have questions about transitioning from PCCharge.
Contact a Sage Partner if you’d like to learn more about Sage Payment Solutions or if you have questions about transitioning from PCCharge.
