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no adam, thank you...
will there be a payment module for quickbooksmerchantservice?
http://www.quickbooksmerchantservice.com/services/pricing.php
I took a look at the GoDaddy QB integration. It looks far more limited than what QBI can do. You can't even import customer information with your orders -- they all import as one customer! From what I can tell from looking at the GoDaddy Quick Shopping Cart, the QB merchant service gateway is not integrated into the shopping cart. The integration just imports your receipts into QB, and then you have to charge each order using the merchant account features from within QB.
So, you'd have to get the API from Intuit, and I don't know if it even has the ability to communicate directly with a shopping cart. QBI will work with any payment module that you use with ZenCart, because the payment actually happens in the shopping cart, and QBI only needs to determine if the order has been paid for or not. Besides, iif files don't have fields for credit card numbers (a future release of QBI will be able to make XML files, which can hold that information and then you will be able to process credit cards within QB using their merchant service if you wish).
I think the best solution is to use Authorize.net with Zen-Cart and QBI. It is a real online gateway, which means that you don't have to spend any time charging cards or going back to customers if the charge is declined. And QBI imports all the billing and shipping contact information, as well as the customer's chosen shipping method and comments.
i think what you're doing is possibly one of the most important zc projects.
you're talking about millions of QB users out there possibly looking for a better solution than homestead, godaddy or the other QB ecom hosts that have no flexibility.
If those millions would only send me $1 each, I'd be happy!
I know everyone is anxiously awaiting QBI for ZenCart's release. I'm up now at 4am working on it! I'm currently testing it in ZenCart and making tweaks as needed (so far it is working nicely). And the documentation rewrite is partially done.
Thanks,
Adam