The popularity of Shopify Plus has grown exponentially since its launch over a decade ago. Shopify Plus allows business owners to take their store to the next level of sophistication and efficiency. Unfortunately, not every online store is the same and integrating Shopify Plus with B2B payment gateways can be a bit tricky. Fortunately, there are some tips and tricks that can make this integration much easier.

First, it’s important to educate yourself about the different B2B payment gateways available to ensure you make the right choice for your business. Should you accept credit cards, PayPal, or something else? Consider user experience, reliability, and security when making your choice.

Once you’ve chosen the payment gateway that’s right for you, it’s time to start integrating. While the details of each payment gateway may vary, the general integration steps include:

1. Make sure your Shopify Plus store supports the payment gateway.
2. Providing payment gateway account information in Shopify Plus.
3. Configure payment gateway settings in the Shopify Plus admin center.
4. Authorize the payment gateway to process payments in Shopify Plus.

Once you complete these steps, the payment gateway will be integrated into Shopify Plus. To ensure the most efficient payment experience possible, you should also set up payment surcharges for customers who use certain payment methods. This can be set in the same area where you configure the payment gateway settings.

Integrating a payment gateway with Shopify Plus doesn’t have to be complicated. With a little research and the right tools, you should be up and running in no time. Once the payment gateway is connected, you can start selling products immediately and offer your customers an improved payment experience. With the right payment gateway, Shopify Plus serves as the backbone for an efficient B2B shop.