In Singapore, many customers would rather pay with PayNow than with a card. Google Forms can show your UEN or a picture of your PayNow QR code, but it can't put the amount in the code. So customers type the amount themselves, send you a screenshot and you check each one by hand. With Neartail, customers see the total when they submit and scan a PayNow QR code to pay you. Each order then waits on your Kanban board until you've checked it, so you aren't scrolling through screenshots.
Below are two ways to take PayNow payments with a Google Form, and where the first one falls short.
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