6amTech Payment & SMS Gateway Addon

Introduction

The 6amTech Payment & SMS Gateway Addon is a robust plugin designed to simplify your payment processing and SMS integrations in your WordPress-based application. This comprehensive plugin enables you to accept and manage payments, as well as send and receive SMS notifications, directly from within your WordPress dashboard. The add-on is compatible with a wide range of platforms and services, making it a versatile solution for individuals and businesses alike.

With the 6amTech Payment & SMS Gateway Addon, you can:

1. Accept payments seamlessly: Process payments from clients, customers, or vendors, using various payment methods, such as credit cards, bank transfers, or SMS-based transactions.
2. Send and receive SMS notifications: Automate or manual SMS sending and receive for transactional, confirmational, or promotional messaging purposes.
3. Customize payment and notification workflows: Configure payment notifications, email templates, and SMS content to suit your business needs.
4. Monitor and manage transactional history: Keep a record of all transactions and monitor your payment and notification performance in real-time.
5. Integrate with multiple payment gateways and services: Connect multiple payment gateways, billing services, and SMS aggregators, such as Authorize.net, PayPal, Stripe, and Twilio, among others.

The following tutorial will guide you through the setup and basic usage of the 6amTech Payment & SMS Gateway Addon. Familiarize yourself with these instructions to unlock the power of this versatile plugin in your WordPress application.

Getting Started with the 6amTech Payment & SMS Gateway Addon: A Step-by-Step Guide

Step 1: Installation and Setup

1. Log into your WordPress dashboard and search for the 6amTech Payment & SMS Gateway Addon in the Add New plugin or module section.
2. Install and activate the addon by clicking the Activate button.
3. You will be redirected to the plugin's settings page, where you can fill in the required information (see the next step).
4. Save the setup page and proceed to enable the plugin.

Step 2: Configuration (Initial Setup)

6amTech Payment Settings:

1. To access the payment settings, click on the Edit link next to `6amTech Payment'.
2. Fill in your API key, API URL, and other required parameters from your payment gateway, SMS aggregator, or relevant services.
3. The required information may vary, so ensure you consult with the specific service provider.

6amTech Payment Notifications:

1. Enable payment notifications by enabling the toggle switch.
2. Set the notification emails (sender email, password, and email template)
3. Configure the failed payment notifications (email) if required.

Settings and Notifications (SMS/Country/Region):

1. Configure your mobile country code, region/area code, and send/ receive SMS settings using your preferred SMS aggregator/aggregation service.
2. Fill in the required shortcodes, keywords, or parameters as needed.

Save all the settings and setup your plugin.

Integrating the 6amTech Payment & SMS Gateway Addon with a WordPress Page or Post (Basic Example)

• For this example, let's create a form for customers to make purchases from a WordPress page (Product Details). To do this, visit your WordPress page and start adding the following code `

          <input type="text" name="invoice_id" placeholder="Insert invoice ID">
          <input type="submit" value="Make Payment!">
          </form`

  After saving the page Add the following php code snippet to your code in your WordPress page by following these steps:

  Step 6: Integrate the PayPal payment Gateway

1.Log in to your PayPal control panel, go to Business Solutions, and click View APIs.

1. Register an API account and grab the Client ID and Secrets keys

2. After filling out the form Click Generate and then click Return to dashboard

4.On your WordPress page, enable PayPal integration by clicking a check box

5.fill the client ID and its respective keys

6.Check to make sure the user’s data is correct the following form fields are being processed as follows: Name: The last name and first name filled into the form

• The first name filed from the form.
• The last name filed

6.The email address which can be filled in automatically, as the user already fills the form

     Add your PayPal payment system, your PayPal payment service API.