ec_paperpayments accept and track cheques/bank drafts/postal orders for Drupal eCommerce API
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ec_paperpayments accept and track cheques/bank drafts/postal orders for Drupal eCommerce API
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This module allows you to accept and track paper payments (cheques/bank drafts/postal orders etc.) at your Drupal eCommerce shop. Designed to work with Drupal eCommerce API (version EC4.x for Drupal 6.x).
Installation
- After downloading the module, it is recommended you upload the ec_paperpayments module files to
/sites/all/modules/ecommerce/ec_paperpayments
- Enable the module as you would any other Drupal module under
ADMINISTER -> SITE BUILDING -> MODULES
- Once enabled go to the ec_paperpaymentse settings page which can be found by following these links
ADMINISTER > E-COMMERCE CONFIGURATION -> RECEIPT TYPES -> CHEQUE/BANK DRAFT/POSTAL ORDER -> SETTINGS
- Please note: You must save your configuration settings before the payment option is available on the
ADMINISTER > E-COMMERCE CONFIGURATION -> RECEIPT TYPES
page. - This module more or less replaces the cod.module which was available in previous versions of Drupal eCommerce
Uninstall
- Disable the module from the
ADMINISTER -> SITE BUILDING -> MODULES
page - Click on the UNINSTALL tab on the modules page and follow the instructions presented to fully uninstall the module
Notes
- Useful for sites involved in high value transactions or where corporate payments are involved, such as conference registration, training courses, consultancy services etc.
- The shop owner is responsible for marking the order payment status as 'completed' when they receive the cheque/bank draft/postal order for the corresponding Receipt #ID generated by Drupal eCommerce during the checkout process.
- There are options to bypass the above requirement and mark transactions as PAID and setting the transaction workflow to COMPLETED (only if the order contains non-shippable items). This is useful in some cases, such as when trading in non-tangibles, trading in user points, ...etc. It is also useful for testing a Drupal eCommerce installation.
- The description of the payment method can also be changed to be anything the store owner wants (e.g. 'Preapproved', 'Pay on Pickup', 'Pre-arranged', ...etc.)