Connecting Security Center to an IntelliQ parser - Transaction Finder 3.1

To import transaction data from your IntelliQ point-of-sale (POS) system, you must enter the connection settings for the parser in Security Center.

1. From the Config Tool home page, open the Plugins task.
2. Expand the Transaction Finder plugin role, select the IntelliQ parser from the entity browser, and then click the Properties tab.
   
3. Log in to the parser configuration page.
   NOTE: If this is the first time logging in, whatever you enter as the username and password will be accepted, encrypted, and saved as the credentials.
4. In the Server configuration section dialog box, add the following:

   Authentication key

   For a local parser, the authentication key is automatically provided by the plugin. For a remote parser, click the Generate new button to generate an authentication key.

   Host

   The IP address or host name of the system that receives transactions.

   Port

   The port used by the plugin to receive data from the parser. Port 443 is used by default.

5. In the Global configuration section, enter the following:

   Tenant ID

   Identifies the site of the deployment.

   Location ID

   The code used to define the location of the point-of-sale system.

   Include location in terminal ID

   Ensures that cash registers across multiple stores are uniquely identified. Turn on Include location in terminal ID for the parser to add the location of the cash register to the transaction. This setting is required when the identifiers for cash registers are reused across multiple locations. Example: Store01 has terminal01 and terminal02, and Store02 has terminal01 and teminal02.

   Timezone

   The time zone in which the point-of-sale system is located.

   Culture name

   The region and language used by the point-of-sale system.

6. In the Parser configuration section, enter the following:

   Convert to UTC time

   Switch ON to use UTC for all timestamps.

   Input Folder

   The folder that receives CSV files which indicates to the parser that new transaction data must be submitted to the plugin.

   File extension

   The file extension in the csv file name. The default is csv.

   Failed Folder

   Location of files that could not be transmitted to Transaction Finder.

7. (Optional) If you want to retain transaction data after it has been transferred to Security Center, switch the Move files after processing option so that the slider is blue, then enter the following:

   Move File Prefix

   The prefix applied to files that are moved after processing.

   Move Folder Path

   The location of the folder that files are moved to after processing.

8. Click Save.