Public sector
Licensing payments and cash register management inside Salesforce
Take license, permit and tag fees at the district office counter in Salesforce, with the cash register in Salesforce and each payment linked to the licensee's record.
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Many licensing agencies run applications and licensee records in Salesforce, but take fees in a separate cashiering tool. Eposly brings the counter into Salesforce. Clerks open the licensee, add the license or permit priced by the agency's fee schedule, and take cash, card or check. Drawers, receipts and end-of-day reconciliation are managed in Salesforce.
- Cash register management at every district office, in Salesforce
- Fees priced by rules configured for the agency's fee schedule
- Each payment linked to the licensee's record in Salesforce
At the district office
What makes a licensing counter different?
Every fee follows a rule, and every dollar has to be accounted for.
Many products, many tiers
Annual, multi-year and lifetime licenses, resident and non-resident rates, age-based prices, tags and draw fees.
The fee is set by policy
Clerks apply the agency's fee schedule, not a price they choose.
Discretion needs a record
Waivers and adjustments happen, and each one has to show who applied it.
Cash is still taken in person
District offices handle cash and checks alongside cards, and every drawer has to balance.
Revenue belongs to programs
Hunting, fishing, parks and outfitter licenses often fund different programs, so finance needs clean data per transaction.
A hunting license
How does Eposly handle a hunting license sale at a district office?
One order in Salesforce, from the fee to the closed drawer.
How are application, renewal, exam and inspection fees collected?
License, renewal, exam and inspection fees can be configured as items in Salesforce and priced according to the agency's fee schedule. The clerk adds the fee to an order for the licensee and takes payment at the counter, so the payment is linked to the license it pays for.
What does a licensing counter need from a payment system?
Which licensing desks is this for?
Any desk that takes licensing fees in person on a Salesforce platform: wildlife and fish-and-game district offices, professional licensing boards, business registration and environmental permitting counters.
Payments
How do licensees pay at the counter?
- License, permit or tag todayCash, card, check or a split, in one step.
- Fee with a waiver or adjustmentRecorded on the transaction, then paid as above.
- Partial paymentPart of the fee now, the balance later, on the same order.

California DMV selected Eposly's Salesforce-native Point of Sale and Cash Register module for permit and registration payments on Salesforce Government Cloud.
Where do licensing agencies fit within public sector?
State licensing and regulatory agencies are one of the agency types Eposly serves with public sector payment solutions: a licensee on record, fees set by policy and cash at the counter. For permits, licenses and taxes at city hall, see cities and municipalities.
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Questions buyers ask
How are fee waivers controlled and recorded?
A waiver or adjustment is recorded on the transaction, linked to the licensee's record. Agencies can use their Salesforce processes to manage the required approvals.
Can license fees follow policy-driven fee tables?
Yes. Pricing rules are configured for the agency's fee schedule, for example by license type, residency, age or tag, and Eposly applies them as the order is built. The attributes the rules use, such as residency and age, need to be held in Salesforce.
Does Eposly replace government licensing software?
No. Applications, eligibility, draws and license issuance stay in your licensing solution on Salesforce. Eposly takes the fee and manages the cash register on the same platform.
Does each counter clerk need a Salesforce license?
Yes. Every clerk who takes payment in Eposly needs a Salesforce user license.
Bring the licensing counter into Salesforce
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