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Seeking simple Sagepay web form integration

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Hi

 

I've designed and produced a new website for a client who wishes to add the ability for their customers to pay their 'paper' invoices online. They have applied for and set-up an account with Sage Pay and now we need to make it work.

 

The customer would go to the accounts page where they fill in a very simple form that includes: Name, e-mail, postcode, invoice number/reference and amount they would like to pay. At this stage when they click the submit button they are taken to the secure Sagepay payment page. As you can see there is no shopping cart involved. I thought this would be easy but I'm daunted by the 45 page Sagepay manual on integration. Job for a bit of a code guru me thinks!

 

In the past I've successfully built workable forms in 'Formstack' but I'm sure this requires a more advanced approach. [i can hear the disapproving sighs from the purists]

 

Others have posted similar requests so there seems to be a demand for a simple solution as I've described.

 

I would welcome any advice or a quotation to undertake this hopefully straight-forward task.

 

In anticipation.

 

Steve

Hi

 

I've designed and produced a new website for a client who wishes to add the ability for their customers to pay their 'paper' invoices online. They have applied for and set-up an account with Sage Pay and now we need to make it work.

 

The customer would go to the accounts page where they fill in a very simple form that includes: Name, e-mail, postcode, invoice number/reference and amount they would like to pay. At this stage when they click the submit button they are taken to the secure Sagepay payment page. As you can see there is no shopping cart involved. I thought this would be easy but I'm daunted by the 45 page Sagepay manual on integration. Job for a bit of a code guru me thinks!

 

In the past I've successfully built workable forms in 'Formstack' but I'm sure this requires a more advanced approach. [i can hear the disapproving sighs from the purists]

 

Others have posted similar requests so there seems to be a demand for a simple solution as I've described.

 

I would welcome any advice or a quotation to undertake this hopefully straight-forward task.

 

In anticipation.

 

Steve

 

 

im in the same situation gradually working through it all. i posted a looking to hire but not many takers

 

my client whats the same paper invoices paid over the web through sagepay

Edited by Sjackson

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Hi

 

It should be easy after all there is no complex shopping cart to deal with.

 

I've sent more detailed information to 'rallport' who I think offered to help you out ...did you get any further with him?

 

I will let you know anything I find out and I would be grateful if you could keep me up to date with your progress.

 

Kind Regards

 

Steve

Have you tried speaking to SagePay's support team? I was having a bit of trouble with IP addresses when integrating it with InfusionSoft, called their support team got it sorted in under 5 minutes.

Not had a reply from rallport. But I will keep in touch with my progress I have made gonna spend few more hours tonight

 

Spitfire I spoke to sagepay on the phone but they couldn't offer anything more than what I new as the chap said we are not developers

done it i think just need to go all the way through the simulator

its all working just going through the order sucessfull page and orderfailed page

I'm ok now rallport I managed to sort it thanks

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