The connector is the part we write
Payments are set up through Anexan: the business opens a merchant account with our payment partner, and we hold the encrypted gateway credentials that connect it to your members. So a card taken at the counter or through a virtual terminal lands on the member's record in the same transaction, with no nightly file to reconcile and no second system to log into.
The gateway is ours to choose, and that is the reason it works. A connector has to be written and kept working for every gateway it speaks to, so a vendor who accepts whichever one a customer arrives with is maintaining an integration per customer — which is how the join between payments and member records quietly stops being anybody's job. One gateway, matched to the merchant partner, is what makes it one piece of work instead.