Payment from a supplier on a given date automatically

[ZNB]

Bonjour,

Quelqu'un a-t-il fait automatiquement des paiements à une date donnée ?

Et avec quel établissement ?

Merci par avance

Hello,

Did someone automatically make payments on a particular date?

And with which establishment?

thanks in advance

[ZNB]

HELP

[Charlie Arehart]

Your question is unclear. Please state it question in the form of how it's relates to coldfusion. What are you doing? What do you want to do, that is not working? 

[ZNB]

Bonjour,

C'est simple ! je voudrais pouvoir payer mes fournisseurs.

Je veux pouvoir les programmer à date calculée.

J'en suis au début !

Je me renseigne.

J'ai regardé du côté de Paypal et Stripe. Ils ne font pas !

Cordialement.

Hello,

It's simple ! I wish I could pay my suppliers.

I want to be able to schedule them on a calculated date.

I am at the beginning!

I am looking that up.

I looked at Paypal and Stripe. They do not do !

Regards.

[Charlie Arehart]

This still raises more questions than answers:

• Are you using coldfusion? It's a fair question. Some people end up in this forum asking about other things
• Do you mean you want to schedule the payment to happen using cf?
• How would you make that payment? Do you mean you are using Stripe or PayPal?  Are you already familiar with their rest apis?
• Do you already know how to call rest apis from cf, using cf http?
• Do you already know how to create and use scheduled tasks using cf?
• If yes to all the above, are you simply wanting to figure out how to set a future date in cf? Are you familiar with all the available date functions, especially dateadd?

Again, it's just not clear from even this clarification what you are having trouble with. Stating your business objective doesn't help us. To be clear, these forums are not a place to request that someone create a cf app for you. It's a place to request help to solve problems while 

trying to create such an app, or in trying to use a cf feature. I've asked these questions to understand where you are hitting your problem. 

Maybe someone else will ride to your rescue with the answer you seek. If not, please consider the questions so that we can better help you. 

[BKBK]

C'est simple ! je voudrais pouvoir payer mes fournisseurs.

...

It's simple ! I wish I could pay my suppliers.

By @ZNB

I would, for a start, ask each supplier how he or she wishes to be paid. Some may or may not use a bank account. Others may or may not use Paypal.

You have to know beforehand. It just might happen that the supplier's bank does not allow digital connections with websites.

Je veux pouvoir les programmer à date calculée.

J'en suis au début !

Je me renseigne.

...

I want to be able to schedule them on a calculated date.

I am at the beginning!

I am looking that up.

I would suggest you make this a software project. As such, it should begin with a requirements-document. The document should include, for example, a description of what you want the project to achieve, the payment methods that you will be able to support, now and in future, the payment details of each supplier, and so on.

That said, there is an even simpler alternative. Your description contains the keyword: schedule!

Write a scheduled task in ColdFusion. It should run daily, weekly or monthly, depending on your accounting cycle. Its task would be, for example, to:

1.  run a query on a database containing suppliers' payment details;
2.  notify you or your accountant, by e-mail, about any impending payment. You could then manually transfer the payment in the old-fashioned way.

[BKBK]

There are plenty of payment gateways that you can integrate with your ColdFusion application. To find them, just search the web for payment gateways for coldfusion.

[ZNB]

Bonjour,

j'ai beaucoup de mal à les trouver et quand je leur parle de Coldfusion, ils ne connaissent pas ! 😞

[BKBK]

You need to know how a payment gateway works; they don't need to know how your application works. One and the same payment gateway can enable customers to pay at an online petshop that runs on .NET, at an online bookstore that runs on ColdFusion or at a Public-Relations service that runs on JSP.

The payment gateway simply offers your website a plugin or API. That will then connect customer transactions on your website with the full battery of services in the network of the payment provider. 

Do a quick search in this forum for the names of the payment gateways. You will find, for example, that fellow ColdFusion developers have used Cybersource, Paypal and Stripe. 

[ZNB]

Hi, I want to use Stripe but I see on their support that you have to use a payment server such as Node, PHP or others. But I never did. I tried using cfpayment but failed to set it up. I'm looking for a tutorial that would explain how to set this up. Knowing that I know PHP and Node. The problem is the location of the files in the ColdFusion structure and the compatibility between the 2 servers.

If you have ideas, thank you in advance for your help.

Regards,

[ghanna1]

Take a look at: https://github.com/Gary-Hanna/Stripe-Coldfusion-API

It will at least give you a start at how the Stripe API works.