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FalmouthArts
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August 2, 2016 at 11:53 am
Please steer me in the right direction to get this set up on my client’s site. For an ecommerce gateway, my client has Payeezy, which may or may not be based on Auhtorize,net and is associated with First Data somehow. I have set up a payment page on Payeezy. I also have an account set up with Mijireh, which in the past I was told I needed in order to get EE to work with these gateway(s). I am unsure of what the relationship is between all these entities, and which information I enter into Mijireh, or if I should just have a payment page which links to the checkout page in EE, and how to set that up. Help! So confused!
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Lorenzo Orlando Caum
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August 2, 2016 at 12:06 pm
Hello,
Payeezy is the updated brand name for First Data.
Their merchant account may have been setup through a reseller / third-party for Authorizenet.
Does your client have a merchant login for Authorize.net (i.e. the Authorize.net website)?
If so, then they could use the Authorizenet AIM option which is part of the core plugin for Event Espresso and can be found in Event Espresso –> Payment Methods –> Authorizenet AIM.
If you client does not have a merchant login for Authorize.net but instead has one for a different website, then this would be a Payeezy account.
You can accept payments through Payeezy via Mijireh. With Mijireh, you would connect your existing merchant account (e.g. Payeezy) through Mijireh.com and then add your credentials for Mijireh through the payment methods screen in Event Espresso.
https://eventespresso.com/wiki/mijireh-payment-gateway/#setup
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Lorenzo
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