Does CIM take the place of AIM? How to authorize card on website and capture using another system?

brendo234 — Fri, 03 Jun 2016 22:43:35 GMT

I had a customer request that CIM be integrated into their website. It looks like CIM can be used with AIM, or am I mistaken here?

Customer wants the credit card authorized on the website, then it will later be captured via their accounting system. From what I can tell, the following will have to be done:

On the website, call the following functions:

createCustomerProfileRequest
createCustomerProfileTransactionRequest - using <profileTransAuthOnly>

Then in the accounting system, call the following function:

createCustomerProfileTransactionRequest - using <profileTransPriorAuthCapture>

Am I on the right path here?

Re: Does CIM take the place of AIM? How to authorize card on website and capture using another syste

RichardH — Fri, 03 Jun 2016 22:53:58 GMT

Hello @brendo234

Its actually must simpler using the Authorize.Net API which includes the functions of AIM and CIM.

You can start with createTransactionRequest and set the flag to create a profile. If the transaction is successful, you'll get the customer profile information back in the response.

Richard

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Does CIM take the place of AIM? How to authorize card on website and capture using another system?

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