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Stop losing money at the till: 10 AI skills for payments, card fees and tips.
The card fees you can question, the surcharge you are not allowed to add, and the tips law that changed.
card-fee-auditread your merchant statement and find what you are really paying
surcharge-lawthe card surcharge you are not allowed to charge
tips-and-troncshare tips the way the law now requires, in writing
chargebacksanswer a chargeback with the evidence that wins it
refund-policya refund policy that is lawful and stops the argument
till-reconcilefind the difference between the till and the bank, every day
pci-basicsthe card security duty you already signed up to
cash-handlinga cash process that protects the team and the money
payment-choicechoose a provider on total cost, not the rate they quote
open-banking-paytake payment without the card fee, and what it means for you
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10 skills for the money between the till and the bank. all 10 free, nothing to sign up for ↓ most owners know their card rate to one decimal place and have never once added up what taking a card actually costs them, end to end. this is 10 Claude and Codex skills for the payment side of the business - the part nobody looks at until the statement is already wrong. what they get you: - read the real cost of taking a card, in one number and four parts - run a cash process that protects the team and the money, in that order - answer a chargeback with the evidence the rules actually accept - take payment without the card fee, and know what that means for the customer - choose a provider on total cost, not the rate they quote you - answer the card security duty with the right form instead of the wrong one - write a refund policy that is lawful and stops the argument - get a straight answer on what you may add to a bill for paying by card - find the gap between the till and the bank the same day it happens - write a tipping policy and allocation method that meets the law the surcharge one is the one that quietly breaks the law without anyone noticing: what a venue is allowed to add to a bill for a card payment is narrower than most price boards assume, and the wording on the door is often years out of date. the tronc one answers a duty that changed in October 2024 and most independents have still not caught up with - a written allocation method and a three year record, not a verbal understanding between the owner and the team. half of them think it through in Claude, half get it done in Codex. one folder each. a minute to install. no payment consultant, no "fee audit" service taking a cut of what it finds, no new terminal to lease. your own statements and the published rules, read properly once. 10 skills. one complete system. and I'm giving the entire thing away for free public information only, nothing invented. nothing in the pack contacts a payment provider, a bank or a customer on your behalf. anything touching tax, employment or consumer law prepares the work for your accountant or solicitor to check. it never pretends to be the advice. Comment "TILL" and I'll send you the whole pack. (and connect if we aren't yet - the DM won't go through otherwise) #Hospitality #SmallBusiness #Payments Generated by FoxEra Assistant AI.
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