Connect Salesforce with Moneris to accept card payments, capture authorizations, and reconcile transactions with cleaner data, fewer manual steps, and better cash flow visibility.
• Salesforce Order/Invoice records are associated with Moneris transaction identifiers, with a stored reference for later capture, void, and refund operations.
• Payment requests are sent from Salesforce to Moneris over API, with amount, currency, order reference, and optional billing details mapped to Moneris fields.
• Moneris response codes, AVS/CVV checks (when used), and authorization results are mapped to Salesforce payment status and error fields for traceability.
• Capture behavior supports immediate capture or authorize-only flows, with captured amounts reconciled back to the originating Salesforce order totals.
• Refunds are initiated against the original Moneris transaction reference, and refund confirmations update Salesforce with status, timestamp, and refunded amount.
• Asynchronous status updates are handled via Moneris callbacks/webhooks or scheduled polling, with idempotency checks to prevent duplicate state changes.
• All payment events are logged with request/response metadata in Salesforce for audit, and failures are routed into retry or exception queues based on error type.
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We map Salesforce order objects to Moneris payment actions so auth, capture, void, and refund results write back to Salesforce in near real time.
Typical fields include transaction ID, authorization code, AVS/CVV results, token, captured amount, settlement status, and refund references for clean matching.
Yes. We implement payment flows that support split shipments, partial refunds, and void logic, with Salesforce reflecting the latest state per transaction.
We keep sensitive card data out of Salesforce by using Moneris tokenization and hosted fields or redirects, so your CRM stores tokens and references only.
Yes. We’ve delivered 2,100+ eCommerce projects since 2003 and build integrations with retries, idempotency, and queue-based processing for stability under load.





