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Create Customer profile using AcceptJS token #91
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I think @kotrakrishna was mostly involved in setting up the payment profile functionality a few years ago. It's not something I personally know a lot about. However, if the search is working on github like I think it is, it does seem that there are request messages for creating customer profiles (i.e. payment profiles) e.g. CIMCreatePaymentProfileRequest and which are not actually used anywhere. That one does need a valid card though. The Authorize.Net API is vast, and there are a lot of functions in it not covered by this driver. I have a feeling this is one of them. However, by actually using I do have the message data you need here and I fully intend to wrap that package into an Omnipay driver, but other priorities have put that on the sideline for the moment. |
Does this PR fix this issue, or does it cover a different use-case? |
I am trying to make a purchase and creating customer profile using the transaction ID.
https://developer.authorize.net/api/reference/index.html#customer-profiles-create-a-customer-profile-from-a-transaction
I am able to purchase but I have no idea how to create customer profile using the transactionID. It seems possible only when I have a card.
purchase is made using AIM, but I am guessing I have to use CIM at same time for customer profile and transactionID seems the only thing that can bridge both.
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