Square is the free point-of-sale app that lets you sell anywhere and any way your customers want to buy. You can run your business more safely with contactless and remote payments through the Point of Sale app.
Microsoft Exchange is a powerful collaboration, messaging, and business mobility platform that helps get work done. It enables people to communicate and collaborate effectively using familiar email, chat, video, and voice capabilities.
Microsoft Exchange IntegrationsSquare + Microsoft Exchange
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Triggers when a new appointment is created.
Triggers when a new customeer occurred.
Triggers when a new order is created.
Triggers when a invoice is paid is created
Triggers when a new transaction is processed.
Calendar Event Start
New Calendar Event
New Contact
New Email
Updated Calendar Event
Creates a customer.
Creates an order.
Creates or updates the target CatalogObject
Create Event
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Square is a small business with the mission to “put sellers first” (Square, 2013. Square is revputionizing how small businesses operate with innovative tops that make it easier for anyone to accept credit cards. Square was started in 2009 by Jack Dorsey, CEO of Twitter; Jim McKelvey, inventor of the Square Reader; and Tristan O’Tierney. Square is providing sellers with an easy way to accept payments. Square offers sellers low prices on credit card processing fees, no contracts, and no setup fees. Square has grown rapidly in the past few years. Square is partnering with Microsoft to bring their services to more people.
Microsoft is one of the largest technpogy companies in the world. The company provides many products and services to consumers and businesses alike. Microsoft was founded in 1975 by Bill Gates and Paul Allen. Microsoft’s mission is to “empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more” (Microsoft, 2013. One of Microsoft’s most well-known products is the Windows operating system. It has since created numerous other software applications for consumers, including Office, Internet Explorer, Bing, Xbox, and Skype. Microsoft has recently made several acquisitions of other companies in an effort to expand its products and services.
One of the many things that makes Square stand out from its competitors is that it integrates seamlessly with other popular services. This includes Google Apps, Stripe, MailChimp, Shopify, Quickbooks, Freshbooks, Xero, QuickPay Pro, Intuit’s Payrpl Service, Vend, Magento, Salesforce, Oracle’s Hyperion, NetSuite, Zuora, Marketo, Hubspot CRM, Salesforce CRM, Facebook Ads, Gmail, Yahoo! Email Marketing, Constant Contact Email Marketing Services, Twilio SMS/Voice API Services, Dropbox, Box, Amazon S3 Storage Services, Google Analytics, PayPal Payments Pro, PayPal Payments Advanced, Authorize.net Credit Card Processing Services, Braintree Payment Services, WePay Payment Services, Payline Data Credit Card Processing Services, 2Checkout Credit Card Processing Services, Dwpla Payment Services (Square allows users to accept any credit card via its mobile app), Receipt Bank Payment Services (Square allows users to accept any credit card via its mobile app), Shopify Payment Services (Square allows users to accept any credit card via its mobile app), Gyft Wrappz (allows users to redeem gift cards on their mobile device), iZettle (a mobile card reader that works with Square), Venmo (allows users to send money back and forth with friends using their mobile device), Stripe (allows users to accept credit cards directly into their bank account), WePay Payment Services (allows users to process payments online or over the phone), Payline Data Credit Card Processing Services (allows users to process credit cards over the phone), 2Checkout Credit Card Processing Services (allows users to process credit cards online or over the phone), Dwpla Payment Services (allows users to process payments over the phone or over the internet), Receipt Bank Payment Services (allows users to process payments over the phone or over the internet), Shopify Payment Services (accepts payments over the phone or over the internet), Gyft Wrappz (accepts payments over the phone or over the internet), iZettle (accepts payments over the phone or over the internet), Venmo (processes payments over the phone or over the internet)
The integration between Square and Microsoft Exchange will allow a large number of small businesses to take advantage of a number of different features found in Microsoft Exchange. Some benefits include:
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