Tap to pay - ask for first and last name of the buyer
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Beta
The in person payment app needs to ask for first name/last name so the email is not sent to John Doe.
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Bruce
If not first/last name and address, at least add custom fields. I'd like to assign a transaction number for later trace back to our inventory system
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Cheryl
I see this has been requested for over a year now, but it is imperative to have a first and last name included in information collected in tap to pay. The tap to pay app is an awesome tool. But not knowing who made the donation or purchase creates issues. Hopefully this can be addressed to make this the perfect app to use in the field!
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Juliana
I would also like to see that the app add the required questions that are added to the form.
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Lindsay
I agree 100% with first and last name in tap to pay. Seems so impersonable to have the name John Doe. It seems it would be an easy add and if you do can you please let me know so I know it is available before our event? Thank you so much! I LOVE ZEFFY!!!!
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Atsuko
Agree 100%. First and the last name in addition to email address. It would be great if additional questions are added such as seat selection
Ella Roy
Merged in a post:
Customer name John Doe
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Poppy
Customer is receiving email confirmation of their tap to pay transaction, addressed to “John Doe” instead of their first and last name. Tap to pay picks up their email address just fine, but nowhere is there an option to enter their first and last name during the tap to pay process. Disconcerting to see “Dear John” at the beginning of the email confirmation. Would be better to remove this default “John Doe” entirely.
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Kim
Please add first and last name to the tap to pay. John Doe is not at all useful.
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Gary
Agreed -- at a minimum First/Last Name in addition to the email address. As of now we cannot use it as it identifies everyone as John Doe... regardless male/female/other... also makes it difficult to announce a winner to a raffle John Doe#8842 you are our winner... WHO???? I would rather have my name called out than my email address called out.
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AASCSC
Agreed, please show donors first and last name and not John Doe.
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RAMS
Agree. It can be optional field and capture the email address duplicated if not entered. John Doe doesn't seem to be reporting friendly.
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