payment gateway

[cs_ruk]

I am trying to understand how to integrate different vendor into the payment gateway process. It seems cybersource is not a viable one for start up and they suggested authorize.net. I was wondering what would be my best approach.

[bpolster]

We are close to completion of a Braintree implementation if that will work for you. The process of creating a new payment gateway is more involved than I would like. It takes us two solid weeks to get a new "official" Payment gateway into the framework. You can take some shortcuts if you just need a single function (e.g. if you are not planning to handle refunds / credits / void /etc.).

For now, we've started documentation which can give you insight into the process:
http://wiki.broadleafcommerce.org/displ ... t+Solution

We are working to make adding and using payment gateways simpler but honestly, we are a 3-6 weeks away from being able to spend any quality time on this.

We greatly appreciate contributions in this area and will work with you to get something as an officially supported addition to the framework.

Thanks,
- Brian

[cs_ruk]

Thanks Brian for the information. I will start looking into the documentation and see if I can implement authorize.net or paypal payflow payment gateway. Are features like refunds / credits / void /etc supported in the current framework? I did not see the options like these in the admin app under customer care/order. Are those placed somewhere else?

Thanks for all the support.

[phillipuniverse]

We don't currently have any admin support for some of those order management features having to do with payment (like refund and void) but our payment modules support those methods, and some are implemented in the payment modules we have currently (like Paypal and Cybersource).

We actually already have Paypal integration built and we are starting on an authorize.net integration in the next couple of days. Source for these are (and will be) at https://github.com/BroadleafCommerce/Br ... ionModules.

[watts]

Just noticed Authrorize.Net module info on the site documentation which integrates PDM service from Authrorize.Net. So, does that mean, if we are looking to capture card info once and reuse without promoting user again for that information, we need to deal with PCI compliance by our selves (If we save card information on BLC tables)?

I wonder if the team is looking to support Authrorize.Net's CIM service, where we don't need to worry about PCI and save card information with Authrorize.Net it self?

Please also let me know if I have missed out on another way to get around PCI while using save card info with Authorize.Net module.

[elbertbautista]

Authorize.net's DPM integration method supports payment through a saved payment method using their CIM service (which is an additional service option you can buy).

The current Broadleaf integration with Authorize.net does not support CIM out of the box, however the AuthorizeNetCheckoutService and AuthorizeNetPaymentModule can definitely be extended to add this functionality.

We are indeed looking to build Authorize.Net's CIM support into the framework in the future, as well as other Payment Profile Management integrations for other payment gateways such as Braintree, Cybersource, etc... It's definitely on our roadmap.

[keithm]

Could be worth checking out www.authipay.com.