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Authorize.net SDK Workflow

asked on May 25 Show version history

Has anyone used Authorize.net sdk (https://github.com/AuthorizeNet/sdk-dotnet )  in workflow e.g. to void transactions, or to create customer payment profiles

If so, we'd appreciate any sample workflow c# scripts to see how others have done it

 

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replied on May 28

Hi Priyanka,

We are using Workflow; however, I wrote a standalone API/application using the Authorize.Net SDK. In our case, the workflows send web requests to our in-house API to handle customer profiles, transactions, etc.

Initially, I tried it directly in Workflow using Authorize.Net's API endpoint and such, but I ran into enough challenges that I just decided to build a dedicated app.

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replied on May 25

Hi @████████ , we noticed from your post in March https://answers.laserfiche.com/questions/216841/Forms-Classic-Deprecation#216877 that you may be using workflow to create Customer Profiles in Authorize.NEt - if so, would you be wiling to share how the team achieved this

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replied on May 28

Hi Priyanka,

We are using Workflow; however, I wrote a standalone API/application using the Authorize.Net SDK. In our case, the workflows send web requests to our in-house API to handle customer profiles, transactions, etc.

Initially, I tried it directly in Workflow using Authorize.Net's API endpoint and such, but I ran into enough challenges that I just decided to build a dedicated app.

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replied on May 28

Thank you so much for sharing Jason, i am running into some of those issues so might be a good idea for us to take a leaf from your pages and build something that workflow talks to

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replied on May 28

Something else to watch out for is that Authorize.Net requires TLS; that was one of the challenges I ran into at that time because Workflow and the server hosting my standalone app were defaulting to SSL.

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