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21 May 2007, 10:13 PM
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Revolving Charges W/Out Storing Credit Card Info?

I would like to be able to sell some items on a recurring basis without requiring the customer to come back to the web store and reorder each time. Something similar to a subscription where we just ding their credit card info whenever it is time to purchase more product (not always the same amount, and not always the same interval - some customers will need to buy more items more frequently than others).

I know that ZenCart does not store cc numbers in the database at present, so I can't just grab a stored number somewhere and process a new order programmatically.

What solutions exist out there for doing this?

Thanks!

-- Kimball Larsen
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Miridia Technologies, Inc.

21 May 2007, 10:22 PM
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Re: Revolving Charges W/Out Storing Credit Card Info?

Check with your Merchant Services provider - some of them have recurring charges available, but you will not have those orders in your ZC admin as we are not set up for them at the moment.

22 May 2007, 4:21 AM
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Re: Revolving Charges W/Out Storing Credit Card Info?

I happen to use Authorize.net, and they offer a "rebill" feature wherein I can access my Authorize.net account, view prior transactions (w/in the last 90 days) and re-submit the same billing information with a different amount for a new transaction. However, I don't see any integration of this feature into the Authorize.net extension of ZenCart.

Has anyone ever used this before? Would it be hard to add?

-- Kimball