Re: WebMerchant when CC network is down
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texte = All of these issues are fixed in 2.1 so pending orders are continually processed until they are resolved. They are not handled as declined orders.John.>Is there a way for WebMerchant to intercept orders that are problems >only when the CC network is down. I see that MacAuthorize returns a >pending message. But WebMerchant processes it as a problem order and >sends the problem message to the customer. Is there a way for >WebMerchant to intercept this pending message and put the order into a >special waiting for CC network folder (to avoid it retrying it >repeatedly until network back up). >>We want this functionality to keep the customer from getting the problem >notice if it is really the CC network problem and a very temporary one. >My short term fix is to remove the problem notice to the customer >entirely, but this is alot more work for us for the 95% of problem cases >where the CC is really declined or fraudulent. >>>Also, in addition, would it be possible to have problem orders returned >to the shopping cart folder (or a copy of it)? That way a customer could >return to shopping and fix the invoice information without have to redo >all the searches and shopping cart choices. This is a huge barrier to >fixing the order.>>Thanks>>Sandy John A. Hill, V.P. Marketing Pacific Coast SoftwareeCommerce / Web Developer Tools http://www.smithmicro.com
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All of these issues are fixed in 2.1 so pending orders are continually processed until they are resolved. They are not handled as declined orders.John.>Is there a way for WebMerchant to intercept orders that are problems >only when the CC network is down. I see that MacAuthorize returns a >pending message. But WebMerchant processes it as a problem order and >sends the problem message to the customer. Is there a way for >WebMerchant to intercept this pending message and put the order into a >special waiting for CC network folder (to avoid it retrying it >repeatedly until network back up). >>We want this functionality to keep the customer from getting the problem >notice if it is really the CC network problem and a very temporary one. >My short term fix is to remove the problem notice to the customer >entirely, but this is alot more work for us for the 95% of problem cases >where the CC is really declined or fraudulent. >>>Also, in addition, would it be possible to have problem orders returned >to the shopping cart folder (or a copy of it)? That way a customer could >return to shopping and fix the invoice information without have to redo >all the searches and shopping cart choices. This is a huge barrier to >fixing the order.>>Thanks>>Sandy John A. Hill, V.P. Marketing Pacific Coast SoftwareeCommerce / Web Developer Tools http://www.smithmicro.com
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