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# Tools

### Credit Card

#### Create A/R Credit Cards <a href="#toc492866420" id="toc492866420"></a>

The Accounts Receivable \ Tools \ Credit Cards option allows to create A/R Credit Cards for A/R customers. With this feature, a server can swipe a customer A/R Credit Card at the media type screen and Maitre'D will recognize from this card the A/R account of your customer. To create A/R Credit Card, you need to have a card creator device connected to your Maitre'D server. To install a card creator, please refer to the System Configuration module manual. Enable this option &#x20;

**Customer**

Enable from the drop-down menu the A/R customer that you are creating a credit card for and click on the OK key to activate the card creator device connected to your Maitre'D server.


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