Adaptive payments-talk

Adaptive payments-talk

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  Presented by DaveHawes@davehaweshttp://blog.davehawes.comUsing PayPal Adaptive Payments
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  What was theproblems I had taking payment
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  Why I chosePayPal’s ‘Chained Payment’ Adaptive Payment
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  What other typesof Adaptive Payments are available
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  Why might theybe useful
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  What does thecode look like
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  The approval process
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  Where to getsome more informationWhat I’m going to tell you
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  My website ishttp://www.trainingcoursebooker.comIt allows training providers to advertise when they are running a course and sell places.The website takes a commission for each place sold.My Website
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  Customers trusting Iwould give them their money
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  Legal responsibility ifI took the money
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  Double fees whenI transferred the money to my customer
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  Administrative time totransfer the moneyThe problems I had taking payment
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  The best fitsolution that the PayPal adaptive payment API offered was a chained payment:Using a ‘Chained Payment’
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  Consumer pays theTraining Provider and the Training Provider pays the website commission.
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  The Training Providergets their money immediately
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  It is theTraining Providers name on the customers credit card bill. Leaving the website free of any legal obligations of the quality of the product sold.
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  Only one setof fees are levied
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  It is automatic,zero admin timeWhy is this useful
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  Before redirecting theuser to PayPal to take payment, your app tells PayPal about the payment and how it should be divided up:&actionType=PAY&cancelUrl=http:\\example.com\cancel.htm&currencyCode=USD&receiverList.receiver(0).amount=9.00&receiverList.receiver(0).email=andrea@example.com&receiverList.receiver(1).amount=5.00&receiverList.receiver(1).email=linda@example.com&requestEnvelope.errorLanguage=en_US&returnUrl=http:\\example.com\return.htmPayPal logs this and returns you a token. Redirect the user to PayPal with the token. When payment is taken the money is divided out as per the options linked with the token you were given.What does it look like?
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  www.trainingcoursebooker.com was oneof the first websites in Europe to implement an Adaptive API and I got invited to Le Web to demonstrate it working:Successful Implementation!
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  Parallel PaymentsOther typesof Adaptive Payments
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  Pre-Approval - setupSetupInformationduration of the preapproval, from the start date to the end date, inclusive
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  the maximum amountbeing preapproved
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  the maximum numberof paymentsNice if you want to implement some kind of wallet functionality so it is easy for users to purchase stuff – all you need is a PIN number! (WP7 App usage anyone??)Pre-Approval - usage
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  To use someof the API’s your application needs to be submitted to PayPal for verification and approval.
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  The approval processis pretty quick and painless, only took a week or so.Operations requiring Advanced PermissionsChained payments
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  Payments with implicitapproval
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  Preapprovals and preapprovalcancellations
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  Get preapproval detailsPermissionLevels
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  x.comWhere to gofor more information
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  What was theproblems I had taking payment
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  Why I chosePayPal’s ‘Chained Payment’ Adaptive Payments
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  Some of theother types of Adaptive Payments are available
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  Why they mightbe useful
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  What does thecode look like
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  Where to getsome more informationWhat I told you
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  @davehaweshttp://blog.davehawes.comAny Questions?