I would like to combine Coinbase commerce, is that possible by setting up a recurring payment button, and linking to my Coinbase commerce address?
My requirement would be then to use Coinbase commece webhooks to be notified of payments.
Since Coinbase Commerce only supports generating one-time payments through their API, it would be possible to do this using a separate web server, where you could interface with their API, creating charges and then receiving web-hook notifications when they are paid.
Having a separate service that controls the payment size and frequency of required payments would allow you to control payments at a finer detail than with a prebuilt service.
(High level question => High level answer)
Check out the api docs for ideas: https://commerce.coinbase.com/docs/api/
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Just to ask if there's a Salesforce functionality wherein we can track email send time,open rate, clickthrough rate just like in Marketing Cloud?
Marketing Cloud offers the ability to send tracking, click, bounce, unsubscribe, etc data back into Salesforce at the individual and aggregate levels. From there, you can create SF reports rather than rely on Marketing Cloud...However, this requires Marketing Cloud Connect.
Do you have Marketing Cloud Connect integration set up?
I'm currently looking into using Amazon Marketplace Web Services (MWS, https://developer.amazonservices.com/) as e-commerce solution for a client's website.
We will be putting this client's products on Amazon, the questions I have about MWS I have are as follows:
Is it possible to pull products from an Amazon Seller Account onto a non-Amazon seller website using MWS?
Is it possible to submit orders for those products on the non-Amazon seller website and have Amazon do all the payment processing and shipping?
Following the previous question, would it be possible to receive shipping updates for products customers order through this non-Amazon seller website?
I have been reading the MWS documentation and overview pages and it seems like MWS might be able to do everything I need, I just thought it would be nice to receive verification from someone who has worked with MWS before.
Thanks in advance.
Is it possible to pull products from an Amazon Seller Account onto a non-Amazon seller website using MWS?
Yes. You can use MWS to "download" data from Amazon. I haven't done that myself (all integrations I've done are the other way around), but it seems, that there may be considerable lag if you do this through the reporting API.
Is it possible to submit orders for those products on the non-Amazon seller website and have Amazon do all the payment processing and shipping?
Yes. For payment processing, look at Amazon's payment solutions which are not part of MWS. Shipping can be done through MWS using the FBA (Fulfillment by Amazon) calls, such as CreateFulfillmentOrder.
Following the previous question, would it be possible to receive shipping updates for products customers order through this non-Amazon seller website?
Yes. You can get at least some shipping and tracking information for FBA shipments from Amazon, see GetPackageTrackingDetails. I'm not sure if the included tracking number will always be valid - and this may very well depend on your country / region / other stuff. Depending on the level of detail you require, you might have to integrate with that shipping service's API as well.
I am making an application that accesses the orders programmatically using Amazon MWS API. I want to get the invoice and label for order but I don't know which API is providing this facility, as I checked Merchant Fulfillment API but that is available only in the US,UK, and Germany and I am confused that is the API I am looking for.
Please suggest me which API is suited for this and also what is the difference between Inbound and outbound shipment API provided by Amazon MWS.
Any help would be appreciated
Thanks!
I'm researching an excellent calendar service to host the events to a specific platform; the idea is to use a quick calendar service to host and manage our events.
Since our platform has a frontend, the customer doesn't have direct access to this calendar, instead, he'll use a frontend logic to create and manage events and our backend will link that business logic with a calendar service like Google Calendar service.
Our business logic will separate and organize many customers and different calendars (multi-tenant), allowing multiple customers to have a good experience with scheduling events and each one accessing his own list of events.
Is Google Calendar suitable as a calendar service backend for a large application like that?
After some research, I found that it is possible to use Google Calendar as a backend for my app. You can leverage that using Google Server-To-Server API or "Two-legged OAuth".
A Google API must be created in Google API panel
You must take care because Google API has a quota to limit your requests
If you want more allowance, you can request by contact Google office
More details in:
https://developers.google.com/api-client-library/php/auth/service-accounts
I'll go with my service from scratch. Also, I found a satisfying service.
- http://calendarserver.org/ (worth a try)
I used Google Checkout API for getting subscriptions reports every half an hour.
https://checkout.google.com/api/checkout/v2/reports/Merchant/
(https://developers.google.com/checkout/developer/Google_Checkout_XML_API_Order_Report_API)
Our company have ours support team which provides help for users of application. My script downloaded last purchases every half an hour and stored in DB (time,serialnumber,email). After that support was getting access to this information through our web-interface (thus, we did not give an access (login,pass) for a main Checkout account).
Now Google Checkout was shut down and I don't understand how to do it at Google Wallet. Does anyone now can it provide this functionality or not?
AFAIK there currently is no similar "infrastructure" (reporting, querying, etc, via API like in Google Checkout) for Google Wallet for Digital Goods which, based on your comments, sounds like the product you are looking for (to replace your current Google Checkout implementation) - it's specifically for digital goods and does support subscriptions.
You'd manage orders via Merchant Center.
You will get order data via postbacks so as for ideas - you would need to store order data on your end when you handle the postback/s from Google - for both "placed" and "cancelled".
This would replace how you currently do it via Order Report API in Google Checkout...
Hth...