Connect Salesforce with CyberSource to authorize and capture payments, reduce declines with smarter fraud checks, and keep order, customer, and payment status in sync.
• Payment requests are created from the Salesforce checkout flow and routed to Cybersource APIs for authorization, capture, void, and refund operations.
• Order and payment identifiers are mapped between Salesforce objects and Cybersource transaction references to keep a consistent audit trail.
• Payment status updates are synchronized back to Salesforce, including partial captures and partial refunds when supported by the payment method.
• Risk and decision responses returned by Cybersource are stored alongside the order record for downstream handling and reporting.
• Settlement-related events and reconciliation fields are recorded in Salesforce where available, with fallbacks to transaction logs for traceability.
• Error responses, retries, and idempotency keys are handled to prevent duplicate charges on timeouts or repeated checkout submits.
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We map Salesforce order and invoice states to CyberSource auth and capture flows, then implement the API calls and webhook listeners to keep statuses consistent. This reduces “paid but not captured” and “captured but not shipped” edge cases.
Typical sync includes payment tokens, authorization IDs, capture amounts, refund transactions, AVS/CVV results, and chargeback or dispute updates. We also log gateway responses in Salesforce for support and finance visibility.
Yes – we design the integration around real fulfillment logic, including partial captures, multiple captures per order, and full or partial refunds. This keeps payment actions aligned with how your warehouse ships.
We configure CyberSource decisioning and pass the right context fields from Salesforce so rules are accurate. You can then route high-risk orders for review while letting low-risk orders flow through automatically.
Yes – we support multicurrency pricing, localized payment settings, and merchant account routing based on store, region, or legal entity. This helps you keep settlement and reporting clean across markets.





