Completing eCommerce Orders

When a customer makes an online purchase through your eCommerce website, PAYD Pro PlusTM treats that initial purchase as a Pre-Authorization. A Pre-Authorization transaction occurs when the final transaction amount is not known e.g. the Moneris® payment processing application verifies that the credit card used by the client is valid, but the sale is not yet complete (because the final total + tax + S&H is not yet finalized). To complete an eCommerce order, the following steps must be completed first:

  1. Your customer makes an online purchase on the store's eCommerce website. Their credit card is pre-authorized for the amount of their purchase.

  2. You receive a notification email (to the Merchant Notification email address configured in the eCommerce - Options screen) informing you that an online purchase has been made.

  3. You, or your staff view the details of the transaction (logged in to PAYD Administration or in Multi-Location Administration). You can use the order verification tools to help them decide to proceed with the order or not.

       If you decide to fulfill the order, proceed to step 4.

       If there appears to be problems with the order (as highlighted by the order verification tools), you may need to take additional measures with the customer before fulfilling the order.

  1. Prepare the customer's items for shipment etc. Gather the items and package them to ship, or for pickup.

  2. Capture the transaction (this will complete the Pre-Authorization and take payment from the customer's credit card).

  3. Ship the customer's order, or hold for pickup.

 

Do the following steps to complete an eCommerce order:

  1. From the PAYD Administration main screen, click Transactions.
    The Transactions search results screen appears.

  2. Search the orders for the transaction you wish to complete.  
    NOTE: You should already know the name of the customer and the details of the order based on the email notification received from the system when the customer originally placed the order.

  3. Once the order is located, click on the Order ID in the search results.
    The Order Details screen appears.

  4. In the 1 Overview tab, view the order details:

  1. Click the Next button at the top of the screen.

  2. In the 2 Shipping tab, do the following:

    1. Verify that you have the products the customer ordered. If there are any differences, enter the values you can actually ship to the customer in the Qty to Ship fields e.g. if the customer ordered 5 of something, but you only have 3 to send, change the value of Qty to Ship from 5 to 3.

    2. If applicable, enter the name of the shipping company being used into the Expeditor field.

    3. If applicable, enter the shipment's tracking number assigned by the shipping company into the Tracking Number field.

  1. Click the Next button at the top of the screen.

  2. In the 3 Confirmation tab, review your order one last time: review the products ordered, the customer information and shipping address if applicable, and the transaction details.

  3. When satisfied, click the Complete button at the top of the screen.

A confirmation popup appears.

  1. Click the OK button to complete the order and capture payment. Proceed to step 11.
    OR
    Click the Cancel button to abort the operation and return to the Order Details screen.

A prompt appears asking if you want to see a preview of the order confirmation email (destined for the customer).

  1. Do one of the following:

  1. On the order's Invoice popup, take one of the following actions:

  1. The order is complete. Package the products for shipping to the customer (or for pickup if they selected in-store pickup when ordering).

A few notes on eCommerce order completion

Based on the way that merchants have configured their Autocapture and Decline settings (in the eCommerce Options screen), it is possible for orders to decline if there are issues with the CVD that the customer entered during checkout, and if  their address does not match with information from the card issuer. The customer would receive a decline message on the payment page, and will need to reenter their payment information, or try another card.

For more information on if eCommerce orders will complete successfully, refer to eCommerce Auto Capture Rules and eCommerce Transaction Decline Rules.

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