Authorize.net connection planning
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Authorize.net integration overview for Ordering.co
This note prepares a project-specific discussion. Authorize.net is part of Ordering.co's integration offer, but a connection may need to be scoped and built on request. This note does not confirm that a connector is deployed or configured for a particular Ordering.co project.
Information to bring to the review
- The merchant's legal entity and physical business location.
- Whether the business has an Authorize.net gateway-only or all-in-one account, and the merchant service provider or processor involved if applicable.
- The Ordering.co businesses and customer flow the project wants reviewed.
- The payment methods, customer surfaces, and order contexts the project needs assessed. These are scoping questions, not confirmed Ordering.co capabilities or prerequisites.
Authorize.net says its service is available to businesses physically located in the United States and Canada. Its account options distinguish a payment gateway from a merchant account, and provider account, processor, and product eligibility still apply. This information describes Authorize.net; it does not confirm that a provider account or payment flow is available in an Ordering.co project.
For provider context, see Authorize.net's business location information, account application options, and merchant service provider, processor, and reseller roles. These pages are not Ordering.co configuration instructions.
Do not include passwords, API keys, or other credentials in shared messages. Ask the Ordering.co team for a coordinated scope review to confirm whether a connection can be scoped for the project and what implementation and validation details need agreement. This note does not provide Dashboard steps, endpoints, credential fields, or a self-service activation path.