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iwanndie

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Hi again,

 

I am just finishing up my API for WHMCS, and I have a question about checkouts.

 

I am currently building a one-page checkout in Laravel for WHMCS using the API.

 

What would be the correct order of API calls?

 

Currently I have:

 

  • Add Client Account
  • Add Payment Method
  • Add Order / Invoice

 

Would that also automatically generate the invoice? 

 

Or would I need to generate the invoice at checkout?

 

Does that also capture the payment, or do I need to capture too?

 

Would this also set-up automatic billing through Stripe

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Your order is correct as the AddOrder requires a client id and the payment method.  AddOrder has noinvoice and when set to true it wont generate an invoice but if not set it will generate one.   You'll need to do the CapturePayment API call to get payment. 

Flow would likely be :

  • Add Client Account
  • Add Payment Method
  • Add Order
  • Capture Payment from invoice of the new order
  • Accept Order
  • Profit...?

 

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