This topic assumes that you have worked with Trumba to enable paid registration on your account and that you already have a CASHnet® payment processing account that you can use to set up a CASHnet Checkout Store.
We strongly recommend that, after you have the Trumba-CASHnet connection set up, you thoroughly test the entire paid registration process to ensure that credit card payment works and money actually gets allocated to the appropriate departments.
Doing a thorough test run will uncover any problems related to your Trumba event registration and payment gateway setup and to CASHnet settings that have nothing to do with Trumba.
The best approach is to create and publish separate test calendars, with the same settings as the live calendars, for each department with which you want to associate payments. (See CASHnet transactions and Trumba calendars for more details.)
Then, you can set up paid registration on events that you add to the test calendars. Once you confirm, by running through the entire registration and payment process, that things are working correctly, you can move the events from the test to the live calendars.
If you want to associate event registration payments with different departments and you plan to use Casnhet as your payment gateway, you must create a separate calendar or sub-calendar for each department.
Having department-specific calendars means you can assign a unique item code to each calendar.
CASHnet requires a valid item code with each transaction. These item codes are how CASHnet matches transactions with the departments that should receive the payments.
If you want to allocate payments by department, before you set up a CASHnet payment gateway:
Item codes should be single lower case words. It probably makes sense to use the department names in the codes. For example, you might use item codes such as schpublichealth or deptengineering.
The default item code is the item code you specify when you set up the CASHnet payment gateway. As explained below, this item code is automatically assigned to each calendar that uses the CASHnet gateway but you change a calendar's item code at any time.
Tip Be sure to add an item code record in your CASHnet Store for each department-specific item code that you plan to use in Trumba.
Even if you already have one or more CASHnet Stores set up, you'll need to set up a Trumba-specific Checkout-type Store.
This setting is required to make notifications from CASHnet to Trumba work correctly.
Selecting this option ensures that registrants will be returned automatically to the Trumba event actions page after they complete a CASHnet payment transaction.
To set up the Trumba-CASHnet connection, you need the URL for your CASHnet Store. The instructions that follow explain where to find that URL in your CASHnet account.
You also need to provide a default item code. If you aren't sure what an item code is, read CASHnet transactions and Trumba calendars.
Tip After you establish the connection, it's essential that you set up paid registration for an event and test it thoroughly before it goes live. The best approach is to add events initially to a separate test calendar that uses the same settings as your live calendar. Once you confirm that things are working correctly, you can move the event from the test to the live calendar.
Tip Only Publisher account holders have the ability to manage payment gateways.
You see this label in lists within the Trumba editing environment.
Important If you do not complete this section, the refund option won't be available with paid registration events.
This list shows calendars you created that are not connected to another gateway. If you don't want to select all of this gateway's calendars now, you can always add a gateway to a calendar later.
Important You can switch calendars in the Other Calendars list to use this gateway. But, if you're not familiar with how changing the gateway will affect existing paid-registration events, ignore this step for now. You can change a calendar’s payment gateway at any time. To learn more, see Change payment gateways.
When you set up the CASHnet payment gateway, you defined a default item code. This item code is automatically assigned to each calendar that you identified as using the CASHnet gateway. You can change any calendar's item code at any time.
You can also add the CASHnet payment gateway and item code to any calendars that you didn't identify at the time you set up the gateway.
Tip To add a payment gateway to a calendar or change the assigned gateway, you must be the Publisher account holder who created that calendar.
To assign a calendar-level item code
A CASHnet Item Code field appears that contains the default item code.