New Zenner
I have installed Zen Cart on my clients server with no issues. However, I'm not sure how to setup ZC to work with Cybersource or FirstData.
Black Belt
The FirstData module is built in to Zencart, and is configured in Admin - Modules - Payment.
Search the Free Software Add Ons for the Cybersource mod.
New Zenner
Hi Stevesh, thanks for the help!
I just found out that ZC supports First Data after poking around a little. lol Also, I did see the Cybersouce Mod, but there was some mention about it being out of date.
Since ZC works with FirstData that should be fine, I'll just have to work out the minor details with the client and his merchant account rep.
New Zenner
stevesh:
The FirstData module is built in to Zencart, and is configured in Admin - Modules - Payment.
Does the built in module for First Data support both the API and Connect, or is it just the API?
Sensei
Just API at this time.
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New Zenner
Thanks Dr Byte,
We currently use a module for the connect on ver.1.3.8a and were contemplating upgrading to 1.5.0 but I am not sure if the old module would continue to work with ver 1.5.0.
Can you think of anything that would prevent it from working in the new ver?
Thanks again.
Sensei
Yes, several things.
The API module works fine though.
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New Zenner
We're trying to avoid the PCI compliance problems by sending the customers directly to the card processor, it has worked so well for the past year and half, I hate to go back to having to deal with the complexities of the compliance scenario.
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