Congratulations! You’ve reached the final task in your Arryved onboarding process! It’s time to get rid of your Arryved Sandbox Service used for training and testing and connect your devices to your live Arryved Service where transactions can really take place. Use this guide to complete your device transfer.
To complete the steps in this guide, you must be an Arryved Portal Super Admin or an Admin with one of the following Permissions:
MANAGE HARDWARE
ALL ACCESS
FULL ADMIN
Have your POS devices handy.
Have your Gmail login credentials handy that you created for your Arryved POS. If you haven’t done this already, use the Gmail Setup Guide.
Delete Arryved Sandbox Service
Set Arryved Service to auto-update from Google Play
Validate Arryved Service
Make Arryved Service transaction-ready
First, let’s delete Arryved Sandbox Service from any of your Android POS devices that have it so that the testing app doesn’t get confused with your live Arryved Service app.
Grab your POS device that has Arryved Sandbox Service on it.
Open the Android Settings (look for the gear icon).
From the options on the left side, tap on Apps.
From your list of apps, tap on Arryved Sandbox Service.
Tap Uninstall from the bottom of the screen.
Tap OK to confirm.
Repeat these steps on all your POS devices with Arryved Sandbox Service.
With Sandbox gone, it’s time to set your live Arryved Service app to auto-update from Google Play, on each of your POS devices. We do this to ensure you’re always using the latest version of the POS that supports all of our updates and new features.
If any of your POS devices are missing Arryved Service, you can download it from Google Play now.
Grab your POS device.
Open Google Play from your apps list.
Log into Google Play using the Gmail account you created for your Arryved POS.
Use the Gmail Setup Guide if you don’t have one yet.
Use the search bar and type in ‘Arryved Service’.
Set Arryved Service to auto-update using the How To Auto-Update Apps guide.
Auto-updates generally happen when the device is powered off and plugged in. We strongly recommend power cycling all POS devices at the end of each day to allow for auto-updates and ensure a full charge or the next day of service.
If you’re opening Arryved Service for the first time on a POS device, it needs to be validated. Add the device to your Arryved Portal and grab the validation code. Use the guide below to complete this step.
In this final step, you’ll get your POS devices ready for transacting! Use the guide below to connect your printers, card readers, and cash drawers in Arryved Service.
How To Set Up Arryved Service For The First Time Guide