Processing transactions (BigCommerce)
How to Process Resolve Transactions in BigCommerce
When a customer completes a checkout with Resolve as the payment method, Resolve authorizes a charge for the amount of the order. The charge enters a pending state on the customer's Resolve account.
After Resolve authorizes a charge, you can perform the following actions on the order in BigCommerce:
Update the status to a payment captured status (Resolve: Capture)
Cancel (Resolve: Cancel or Void Invoice)
Refund / Partial Refund (Resolve: Issue a Credit Note)
If you'd like to ignore order status updates from BigCommerce, and manually control sending, cancelling, or issuing credit notes for invoices, see (Optional) Ignore BigCommerce Order Status Updates
Update the status to a payment captured status (Resolve: Capture)
Capturing a charge does the following:
Charges the authorized amount to the customer's Resolve account. This begins the customer's billing cycle and triggers the transfer process of funds from Resolve to the merchant. Merchants typically capture a charge after fulfilling the order.
Updating an order in BigCommerce to one of the following statuses will initiate the capture in Resolve and send the invoice to the customer:
SHIPPED
PARTIALLY SHIPPED
AWAITING PICKUP
AWAITING SHIPMENT
COMPLETED
AWAITING FULFILLMENT
Cancel
If you haven't yet captured a charge, you can cancel its authorization. Canceling a charge is irreversible and Resolve is unable to reinstate those funds.
Updating an order in BigCommerce to one of the following statuses will cancel the capture in Resolve:
CANCELLED
DECLINED
Refund
If you've already captured a charge, you can reverse it and refund the amount to the customer's Resolve account. You can only process a refund within 120 days of capturing the charge. Refunding a charge is irreversible.
Refund using the Order > Refund action within BigCommerce. Make sure to specify 'Pay with net terms' (or however you've named the Resolve Pay payment method) as the Refunding payment processor.
Partial refund
If you've already captured a charge, you can reverse part of the charge and refund the specified amount to the customer's Resolve account. You can only process a partial refund within 120 days of capturing the charge. Partially refunding a charge is irreversible.
Partially refund using the Order > Refund action within BigCommerce. Make sure to specify 'Pay with net terms' (or however you've named the Resolve Pay payment method) as the Refunding payment processor.
(Optional) Ignore BigCommerce Order Status Updates
To ignore order status updates that automatically send, void, or refund Resolve invoices, select the following toggles in the BigCommerce app (BigCommerce Control Panel > Apps > Resolve Pay). This will allow you to manually send, cancel/void, or refund invoices independently from BigCommerce.
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