iPOSpays: Introducing the Dedicated ISV Login
Your applications. Your team. Your own portal experience.
Independent Software Vendors now have a dedicated login on iPOSpays, giving them a central place to manage applications, support assigned merchants, and organize team access—with permissions controlled by their ISO.
For ISVs, this means greater independence in day-to-day operations. For ISOs, it means giving software partners the tools they need while maintaining control over access.
Submit, manage, and assign your applications
Through DVStore’s My Applications section, ISVs can submit applications for review and approval. Once approved, applications can be assigned directly to merchant terminal profile numbers (TPNs) tagged to the ISV by the ISO.
This gives software partners a more direct role in delivering their applications to merchants.
Access the tools relevant to your role
ISOs configure what each ISV can see and do. Available modules include:
Transactions: View, refund, void, and manage transactions.
S.T.E.A.M: View devices, edit parameters, and assign builds.
Batches: View and settle batches.
DVStore: Assign value-added applications to merchants.
Command Center: Remotely send application and parameter updates, reboot terminals, and manage time settings.
Communication Center: Send messages and images directly to merchant terminals.
F.E.E.D: Activate feed integrations.
All capabilities depend on the privileges granted by the ISO.
Manage assigned merchant devices
ISVs can manage settings for their assigned TPNs, including receipts, tips, taxes, transactions, fees, and integrations—within the boundaries established by their ISO.
ISV tagging also helps ISOs identify which software partner supports each merchant TPN, making those relationships easier to track and manage.
Give your team the right access
ISVs can create and manage their own team members, assign roles, and configure individual access privileges without requiring ISO involvement for every internal change.
Support for different partner models
Developing your own software as an ISO?
ISOs can be configured to act as ISVs, accessing the tools to submit, manage, and assign their own applications.
Working through an Agent Office?
Agent Offices can also receive ISV-level privileges to assign applications and manage merchant transactions and batches, with access controlled by the ISO.
Explore the new ISV experience
Visit the ISV Management Knowledge Base for details on onboarding, permissions, and available capabilities.
