Salesforce Billing Developer Guide

Salesforce Billing Developer Guides & Lightning Components
Salesforce Billing Payment Gateway Developer Guide
Get Started with Salesforce Billing Payment Gateway API
Salesforce Billing Global Payment API
Integrating a Payment Gateway Package
Configure Payment Gateways in Salesforce
Salesforce Billing Payment Gateway Interfaces
Configuring Salesforce Billing to Access Your PaymentGatewayAPI Class
Mapping Gateway Response Codes to Salesforce Billing Gateway Statuses
Capture Externally Authorized Payments
Merchant Credential Fields
Required Gateway Classes
Configure a Payment Gateway in Salesforce Billing
GitHub Repository for Sample Payment Gateway Implementation
Payment Gateway Class Reference
Salesforce Billing Tax Integration Developer Guide
Revenue Recognition Service Developer Guide
Hosted Card Payments Lightning Component
REST API for Converting Invoice Lines with Negative Balances
Set Up Standalone Orders with API
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Configure Payment Gateways in Salesforce

Install a payment gateway package and configure your payment gateway entities to communicate with your payment gateway provider.
  1. Install your payment gateway package.
    Salesforce Billing provides payment gateway packages for AuthorizeDotNet, Cybersource, Payeezy, and PayFlowPro. You can also use packages for other gateways.
  2. In Salesforce Billing, create a payment gateway record and set its Gateway Type field to your payment gateway. If your gateway name doesn’t appear as a Gateway Type value, add it to the picklist.
  3. Review the merchant credential fields on your payment gateway and enter the necessary merchant information.
    Your payment gateway record requires merchant credential fields. It sends the values of these fields as API to the payment gateway. Each payment gateway package installs different fields based on the needs of the payment gateway provider. For more information, review Merchant Credential Fields.
  4. Check the payment gateway’s Active field.
  5. Check the payment gateway’s Default field.
    The payment gateway’s Default checkbox indicates that Salesforce Billing uses the gateway’s merchant credentials if an ACH or credit card payment transaction doesn’t provide stored credentials. Otherwise, the transaction fails. A payment gateway’s Active and Default fields must be selected for the gateway entity to pass its information to the payment gateway provider.