May 2023 - Credit Guard

Article Overview

The following article describes how to integrate Credit Guard with EasySend. 

What is Credit Guard?

Credit Guard is a global payment-processing platform that provides infrastructure for accepting and managing online payments.

Step 1: Creating Credit Guard Resource  

(See Figure 1 and Figure 2)

The create a Credit Guard resource, perform the following steps:

Figure 1: Credit Guard Resource

1. Navigate to the Service screen.
2. Click Resources (1).
3. Click Payment (2).
4. Click + Create (3).

A Credit Guard resource must be created with the following information:

• URL
• Terminal Number
• User 
• Password
• MID 
• CG Version
• Card ID
• Description

Figure 2: Credit Guard Resource

4. Once the resource is created, click the Deploy button (4).

Step 2: Adding and Configuring a Credit Guard Component

(See Figure 3 and Figure 4)

To add and configure a Credit Guard component, perform the following steps:

1. Navigate to the Webflow screen.
2. Under Payment Solutions, drag and drop the Credit Guard component (1) onto the canvas.

Figure 3: Credit Guard Component

3. Click the component it to display its Properties section.

Figure 4: Credit Guard Properties

4. Configure the properties:
   1. Connect it to the created Credit Guard resource (2).
   2. Set the Language (3).
      • English (ENG)
      • Hebrew (HEB) 
        NOTE

        The selected language will affect how Credit Guard components are displayed while viewing the digital process:

        • Text direction 
        • Text (including the default Description message)
        • Button labels      
   3. Set the Currency (4).
      • ILS
      • USD
      • EUR
   4. Enter the Billing Amount (5) - the billing amount must be written in cents, for example: when writing 50000 the displayed amount will be 500.00, if no amount was entered the default value of 1 NIS will be applied.  NOTE
   5. Set the Transaction Type (6):
      • Debit
      • Recurring Debit
   6. Set the Credit Type (7):
      • Regular Credit
      • Installments
   7. Set the Number Of Installments (8):
      • 1 - 12
      • 1 - 12, 24
      • 1 - 12, 24, 36 
   8. Write the following messages (9):
      • Success
      • Failure
      • Description

NOTE

The Description message has a default text that will appear automatically once the digital process is viewed, for example:

It is possible to override the message with new text or remove it by entering " " in the Description Message field.

Step 3: Create Credit Guard Data Structure

(See Figure 5)

In the Model screen create the following required data structure:

• creditGuard (object)
  • CG_Token (string)
  • CG_Data (object)
    • cardId (string) 
• You can add more data items under CG_Data to display additional information, for example:
  
  • cardMask (string)  
  • cardExpiration (string)   
  • sessionCD (string)
  • cardBrand (object)
    • code (string) 
    • text (string) 
  • creditType (object)
    • code (string) 
    • text (string)  
  • id (string) 
  • authNumber (string) 
  • statusText (string)   

• You can also create a data item to display user email information, for example: emailModelValue (string).

Figure 5: Data Structure

Step 4: Connecting Data Items

(See Figure 6)

Connect the properties to data items according to Table 2:

Table 2: Connecting Data Items

Figure 6: Credit Guard Component Properties

Step 5: Deploy and Preview

(See Figure 7)

After configuring the properties and connecting the data items click the Deploy button to start the deployment process and then click Preview. 

Please note that deployment warnings will occur if:

• A Success message, a Failure message, or both are missing.
• The Credit Type is set to Installments but the Number Of Installments was not set.

Figure 7: Deployment Warnings

Figure 8 displays an example of a digital process integrated with Credit Guard:

Figure 8: Digital Process with Credit Guard