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HR Learn: Set-up eCommerce with Authorize.net

In order to add a cost to your courses, learning paths, ILT session, and/or catalogs, you will need to enable the eCommerce feature with the LMS and configure it with one of the available payment gateway providers.

In order to add a cost to your courses, learning paths, ILT session, and/or catalogs, you will need to enable the eCommerce feature with the LMS and configure it with one of the available payment gateway providers. HR Learn currently supports three PCI compliant payment gateways: PayPal – Website Payments Standard, and Authorize.net DPM (Direct Post Method), and Stripe. In order to use either of these gateways, you will need to have a merchant account with the provider.

An API Login and Transaction Key are both required for the HR Learn e-commerce feature to work (for Authorize.net).  In order to test this functionality in HR Learn, you can create a free test account with Authorize.net. Follow the steps below to sign up for an Authorize.net test account and configure your HR Learn e-commerce feature. Please note that the procedures listed below for creating a test account for Authorize.net are accurate as of May 8, 2013.  If the procedures are no longer accurate, please contact Authorize.net directly and request a test account.

Create an Authorize.net Test Account:

  1. Go to https://developer.authorize.net/sandbox/
  2. Complete the Test Account form.  Select Commercial for the Developer Type and Card Not Present for the Account Type.
  3. Once you click Sign Up, a Getting Started window will appear and provide you with an API Login ID and Transaction Key.  Be sure to save these for use in testing the HR Learn e-commerce feature.
  4. Authorize.net will email you a welcome message that includes several test credit card numbers that can be used to test your connection.   

Configure the HR Learn eCommerce Feature:

  1. Click the Administrator Menu button on the Main Menu.
  2. Click on the E-commerce icon located in the System sub-menu.
  3. Select Authorize.NET DPM (Direct Post Method) from the Processing Method drop down menu or AIM if this option is available.
  4. Select the currency type.
  5. Select Developer Account Only for the Transaction Mode.
  6. Enter you API Login and Transaction Key (provided by Authorize.net)
  7. Click on the Form Properties tab located on the left-side of the screen. Select at least one card that your payment gateway account will accept and complete the form.
  8. Return to the Gateway/Processor tab and click Save Changes.  Once the required information is saved, then it will allow you to click the Verify Connection Settings link and it will verify your API and Transaction Key information with Authorize.net.