There is a problem when I try to request contract on iTunes Connect.
On page Contracts, Tax, and Banking I see column Legal Entity in which I can see my Address and Postal Code.
But when I try to request contract for paid application in next web form I get new Postal Code with another numbers.
Anybody has the same problem?
I sent email to Apple where I describe my issues. In response they just recommended me request contract.
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Is there a way to send a digital receipt to customer by API?
May be just download digital receipt template by API?
There are not currently any API calls to send digital receipts through Square. If you would like to send a receipt then you can pull the transaction data with the API and send it in an email.
I figured out a workaround for this and just posted it in the developer forum:
The receipts are hosted at https://squareup.com/receipt/preview/{{tenderId}}. To get the tenderId, after the charge request you'll receive a transaction response containing a transaction object with a tenders array.
Using the first tenders element you'll find the tender id. Use the tender id to create the receipt link.
(Optional) Pass the link through a shortener like IsGood to conserve some characters.
To send the SMS we're using Trumpia (API is unruly and inconsistent, but they do answer your phone calls and will set you up with a short code the same day). Likewise, you could email the link.
Seems to work just fine as long as the receipt preview path doesn't change, which I wouldn't suspect it would.
Hope this can help some of you.
I am in a project, from where I am facing a problem, because the user wants to sent a short message to his clients smart phone about their UserID and Password by using internet.
If you want to send email then its easily available but for text messages you have to get an API for sms sending. In many countries sms sending api's are available for free. A paid service is telephoney.
Assuming these phones are connected to a wireless provider, many phones can receive texts through email.
Here is AT&T's page on how to send these messages [Link]
There is also the issue of security though. I have no clue whether or not this would be a safe way to transmit someones ID and Password information.
I log into the iTunes connect and get the following message:
An updated contract is now available. Before you can offer your content in new iTunes Store territories, a user with the Legal role must agree to the new contract in the Contracts, Tax, and Banking module.
I go in the Contracts, Tax and Banking module and I see this (see screenshot). What am I suppose to do?
If there is not a request next to the new contract, it means the user you logged in with likely does not have the legal role. Go to manage users and see if your current user has that authorization. If your current log in does not, you will need to find a user that does, or get yours approved.
Shopify receives and stores information received from the gateway after a payment is made. It can be viewed in the orders page right at the bottom under Order History section. The words "customer successfully paid..." is a hyperlink. That information contains the authcode apart from some other credit card information. I just want the authcode. The webhook does not send this information in the xml data. Can you retrieve this through the API or is this not allowed? Thanks
Any gateway-specific info is provided through the receipt parameter on the Transactions API. If the token you're looking for isn't there, it's not available.
Thanks for your assistance. Apparently Shopify won't provide that information due to PCI compliance reasons. The payment provider that does the credit card processing will only send one response to Shopify and I was hoping I could get them to send me a response as well but that was wishful thinking on my part. The finance team will just have to log into Shopify and see that information if they need it.
My client requires an sms to be sent to him, whenever an invoice is made on his system by any of the employees. I have no idea how to configure it. Do I need to buy any sms-server service?
How to integrate into my application?
Any help will be highly appreciated.
Thanks
I am not sure what country you are in. But in the UK i use this provider.
They have excellent examples
I can send SMS from my webserver, my Windows .NET Form application, a iPhone app if i wanted to. This is possible because it uses a simple HTTP Request API, so even using JavaScript AJAX from the client will work.
Just search for SMS Gateway and find your countries advisability. Look at a few and decide which one suits your needs and also the costs involved.
My Provider charger per sms.. no signup fees, no contracts, just top up.
Using a mobile phone is more involved, but obviosly it has the benefit that you control every aspect of sending, receiving and processing data.
for example 1, 2, 3
You can even buy a module from china just designed to interface via Serial to send/recieve SMS, and even use the GPRS to get/send HTTP request.
There is two option
1) have to buy service from provider or
2) you have to connect your mobile with pc and send msg using AT command
A lot of carriers will allow SMS via e-mail. This may be a better option for you.
Here is a list of the e-mail address formats for a number of carriers.