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Use Bayarcash in Make

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Make (formerly Integromat) connects apps in visual workflows called scenarios. The Bayarcash app for Make lets a scenario work with your Bayarcash account without code.

You need these before you add the app:

  • A Make account. The app installs in one of your Make organizations.
  • An approved Bayarcash merchant account, or a sandbox account for tests.
  • Your Bayarcash keys from the merchant dashboard. See Find your API keys.

Bayarcash shares its Make app with an invitation link, not through the public Make app list. To add it:

  1. Sign in to Make.
  2. Open the Bayarcash invitation link.
  3. Choose the organization where you build your scenarios.
  4. Install the app.

The app is then available in that organization only. For another organization, open the link again.

Make asks for a connection the first time you use a Bayarcash module. To make the connection:

  1. In a scenario, add a module and search for Bayarcash.
  2. Choose the module that you need.
  3. Create a new connection and enter the Bayarcash keys that it asks for.
  4. Save the connection.

Use sandbox keys while you test. Change to live keys only when a test payment works from start to end.

Bayarcash sends the result of each payment to the callback URL of that payment. To act on the result in Make:

  1. Start a second scenario with the Webhooks app of Make, and copy its address.
  2. When you create the payment, put that address in the callback URL field, if the module has one.
  3. Verify the checksum with your API Secret Key before you trust the data. See Verify callbacks and checksums.
  • Keep the order number unique for each payment. It links each callback to the row that started the scenario.
  • Use one connection for each environment. Give each connection a clear name, so a test never uses live keys.

Common issues

I cannot find Bayarcash when I add a module to a scenario. Why?

The Bayarcash app is not in the public Make app list. It is shared with an invitation link. Open the invitation link again and install the app in the organization where you build the scenario.

The invitation link only shows a Make sign-in page. What do I do?

Sign in to Make, or create a Make account. Then open the invitation link again. The app installs in a Make organization, so you must sign in first.

Which Bayarcash keys does the connection need?

Use the keys from the same merchant dashboard as the payments: the sandbox keys for tests and the live keys for real payments. See Find your API keys.

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