We have built an integration that handles C&P transactions to match our customized salesforce database. We use the "bridge" data and turn off the normal C&P Opportunity creation and linking to Contacts and Accounts in Salesforce. Everything works fine for most transactions. But e-checks don't make it into Salesforce, and in fact, when I look at the bridge data in Salesforce, these e-check transactions aren't there. C&P support has said the issue is in our programming but I can't understand how our programming could prevent the data from making it into the bridge in the first place.
Interestingly, the data DOES make it into the PaaS table in Salesforce, and the person who made the transaction gets put into Temporary Contacts (I think b/c we've turned off the matching and Account and Contact creation settings in Salesforce). The person making the transaction is in the Salesforce database and shows up in the Temporary Contacts record as a possible match. If we try to manually merge the temporary contact with the match, nothing appears to happen and the e-check transaction still doesn't move into this Salesforce record.
We noticed that there is an apostrophe in the xml <windowname> field and have suspected there may be problems related to that.
Thanks for any help.
I should note that Support suggested I post here.
Interestingly, the data DOES make it into the PaaS table in Salesforce, and the person who made the transaction gets put into Temporary Contacts (I think b/c we've turned off the matching and Account and Contact creation settings in Salesforce). The person making the transaction is in the Salesforce database and shows up in the Temporary Contacts record as a possible match. If we try to manually merge the temporary contact with the match, nothing appears to happen and the e-check transaction still doesn't move into this Salesforce record.
We noticed that there is an apostrophe in the xml <windowname> field and have suspected there may be problems related to that.
Thanks for any help.
I should note that Support suggested I post here.
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