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Paypal integration to navision
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Hi all,
How to integrate Paypal to navision 4.0. Presently credit card number is validating through Virtual terminal in paypal. But I want to validate credit card number through navision without entering details into paypal website. Any suggestions?
Thanks.
How to integrate Paypal to navision 4.0. Presently credit card number is validating through Virtual terminal in paypal. But I want to validate credit card number through navision without entering details into paypal website. Any suggestions?
Thanks.
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It sounds like you will need to do some development to integrate Paypal with Navision. On the Paypal side, take a look at Paypal's developer site - https://developer.paypal.com/. They have all kinds of APIs and such that you can plug into to be able to interact with them without opening up their website.
On the Nav side, you will want to look into creating Automation objects. The automation objects can be built in Visual Studio as COM objects and can connect to the PayPal APIs to do the credit card processing.
Keep in mind that if you store credit card information on your servers, you will need to look into PCI compliance.
Tim Larson