Setup
Updated 2 days ago
With the Winter '24 Release, a new feature allows organizations to specify processors per Payment Method in an Entity. This enhancement allows organizations to use multiple processors for handling credit card payments, as well as multiple eCheck processors through entities.
A new field called eCheck Processor (fw1__eCheck_Processor__c) has been added to the Entity object. This field allows you to set the eCheck processor that will be used in a particular entity. It is an additional feature to the existing Payment Processor field.
An organization uses multiple entities - one for each state and 2 processors each state to handle credit card and eCheck payments separately.
Example:
New York branch uses Authorize.Net - NY to process credit card payments and NMI - NY to process eCheck payments
California branch uses Authorize.Net - CA to process credit card payments and NMI - CA to process eCheck payments
Setting-up processors:
1. Create processor Authorize.net - NY
Use as Default : true
Enable eCheck : false
2. Create processor NMI - NY
Enable eCheck : true
Use As Default For eCheck : true
Do Not Allow Credit Card Payment : true
Use as Default : false
3. Create processor Authorize.net - CA
Enable eCheck : false
Use as Default : false
4. Create processor NMI - CA
Enable eCheck : true
Do Not Allow Credit Card Payment : true
Use as Default : false
Setting up Entities:
Create NY entity
Payment Processor : Authorize.net - NY
echeck Processor : NMI - NY
Create CA entity
Payment Processor : Authorize.net - CA
echeck Processor : NMI - CA
If organization uses entities, Invoices will use the processors in the “Payment Processor” and “eCheck Processor” fields in the Entity
If organization does not use entities, it will use Processor set as Use_As_Default__c = true and Use_As_Default_For_eCheck__c = true for eCheck payments
If organization uses entities and Payment Processor field is blank, the system will use Processor set as Use_As_Default__c = true and Use_As_Default_For_eCheck__c = true for eCheck payments
Availability: Winter '24