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API Creation and Invoicing


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I looked at the create user API, and the documentation only shows attributes for Contact Information:

 

firstname

lastname

companyname - optional

email

address1

address2 - optional

city

state

postcode

country - two letter ISO country code

phonenumber

password2 - password for the new user account

 

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My ultimate goal is to create an API invoice and have the invoice immediately paid with CC on file.

 

I'd have to create a user with the API but also include "Billing Setting" and "Additional Settings". Is there a way now?

 

Jim

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I looked at the create user API, and the documentation only shows attributes for Contact Information:

 

firstname

lastname

companyname - optional

email

address1

address2 - optional

city

state

postcode

country - two letter ISO country code

phonenumber

password2 - password for the new user account

 

----------------------------

 

My ultimate goal is to create an API invoice and have the invoice immediately paid with CC on file.

 

I'd have to create a user with the API but also include "Billing Setting" and "Additional Settings". Is there a way now?

 

Jim

 

 

 

have you thought about the capture payment API:http://wiki.whmcs.com/API:Capture_Payment

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That would solve the immediate billing attempt piece. Thanks.

 

The challenge remains that I have to create the whmcs accounts with the whmcs API. This means I need to capture CC information somehow. Here's why: I have Xoops and Joomla sites. I can't find any bridging-type software or integration for single login control. The fileds for username and password encryption are different. So, the only semi-solution is to control one-way for site to whmcs.

 

Jim

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That would solve the immediate billing attempt piece. Thanks.

 

The challenge remains that I have to create the whmcs accounts with the whmcs API. This means I need to capture CC information somehow. Here's why: I have Xoops and Joomla sites. I can't find any bridging-type software or integration for single login control. The fileds for username and password encryption are different. So, the only semi-solution is to control one-way for site to whmcs.

 

Jim

 

Im going to look at the creation of bridges for these packages.

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