Adding Payment Options

What Payment Options Look Like

1. Payment Options:  This is how each of the 4 payment options will appear to your customers. When creating your payment options you can customize the text that shows up for Check and Phone payments.

2. Continue To Payment:  Once your customer clicks the 'Continue To Payment' button, this is what will happen for each payment option:

Credit Card Payments - Your customer will be sent to a secured payment page to enter their billing address and credit card information, after that they will be sent to your Thank You Page, which you create and customize.

PayPal Payments - Your customer will be sent to PayPal to pay for their order, they will then see a link that sends them to your Thank You Page.

Check Payments - Your customer will be sent to your Thank You Page. They now need to send you a check to pay for their order. Once you cash the check, go to your Orders page and set the status to 'Paid'.
Note: Its a good idea to phone or email your customer to discuss and remind them about sending you a check.

Phone Payments - Your customer will be sent to your Thank You Page. They now need to call them to give you their credit card information. Once you receive payment, go to your Orders page and set the status to 'Paid'.
Note: Its a good idea to phone or email your customer to discuss and remind them about giving you their credit card information.

How To Add Payment Options To Your Online Store

1. Telephone Payments:  To accept credit card payments through the telephone, check off this box.

2. Telephone Payments:  Enter your telephone number and any additional instructions into this box.

3. Check Payments:  To accept check payments, check off this box.

4. Check Payments:  Enter the address you want the checks mailed to, as well as any additional instructions into this box.

5. Accept PayPal Payments:  To accept PayPal payments, check off this box. You must have a PayPal account to do this, to register for an account, click here.
Note: You need to setup a Business PayPal Account.

PayPal Payments 

To accept PayPal, you need to create a business PayPal account, then setup your IPN (#8).

For new accounts, for security reasons, PayPal may put you on a 21 day pending period, for more information about this, click here.

6. PayPal Email:  Enter the email address attached to your PayPal account in this box.

7. PayPal Currency  Select which currency you would like to be paid with.

8. Instant Payment Notification URL:  For your PayPal orders to automatically be marked as 'Paid' on your orders page, you need to setup a PayPal Instant Payment Notifications with the URL shown.
To see how to do this, click here.

Note: Your URL will be different than the one shown in the screenshot, it will have your domain in it.

Credit Card Payments

Income Activator can work with 3 different credit card merchants, if you are using one that isn't shown, email us at support@IncomeActivator.com and we can set it up for you.

9. Accept MSI Canada:  To accept credit card payments through MSI Canada, check off the box and enter your User ID and Password. To apply for an MSI Canada account, click here.

10. Collective P.O.S: To accept credit card payments through Collective P.O.S, check off the box and enter your Merchant ID, User ID, and Pin #.

11. Authorize.net:  To accept credit card payments through Authorize.net, check off the box and enter your API Login ID and Transaction Key.

12. Thank You Page:  Your thank you page is shown to your customer after payment. The content you enter in this box will appear under their Order Number. You should include another action for your customer to take that leads them down your sales path. This could be deals, coupon codes, new products etc...

13. Google Conversion Code: This is for entering conversion code for Google Analytics. Leave this blank if you aren't using conversion tracking.

14. Update: Click on the 'Update' button to save your Payment Options.

Important: Do a test order on your store to ensure your payment options are showing correctly. You can create a product with a price of $0.01 to test PayPal payments and credit card payments.