To see the Main Account Admin, make sure that you are currently set to view the Main Account level.
Custom Emails permit customers to be sent an automatic personalized email with a custom message and take advantage of additional sales opportunities through membership sign up and cancellation activity. The personalization options provide customization features that include customer name, address, username /password, account number, Subscription ID's, company and product information, pricing, decline reasons, and much more.
Custom Emails permit the creation of Approval, Denial, Cancel, Failed, Expire Single, and Expire Recurring emails using customizable templates provided by CCBill.
All merchant email for the subaccount will be sent to this address. Merchant email can be sent to more than one location by separating email addresses with commas (e.g., youremail1@website.com, youremail2@website.com, etc.).
Click Default or Custom to view the modification history of that email type. Click Close to return.
Merchant emails are sent to you (the merchant), whereas Consumer emails are sent to your customers. When you suspend Custom Approval, Denial, Failed, Expire Single, or Expire Recurring emails, they are stopped. When you suspend a Custom Cancellation Email, CCBill will automatically send out a default email. Cancellation emails cannot be stopped.
To suspend Merchant or Customer Emails, click the envelope icon, it will display a circled-out envelope indicating that emails have been suspended. Keep in mind that you may have data in any or all of the Custom Customer emails. If you want to suspend the email, be sure to delete all data in each type of Email format, for instance: text and HTML.
To enable Merchant or Customer Emails click the circled-out envelope icon, it will display the envelope icon indicating that emails have been enabled.
If emails have not been suspended, this is the default state of the system. Both you and your customer will receive Approval, Denial, Failed, Canceled, Expired Single, and Expired Recurring emails.
Click Preview to view the email base that will be sent.
Although the CCBill default email template will be functional for most users, it may be modified by clicking Customize which will open a new editing window. Once the customize option has been selected the menu selection will change to Edit/Default. At any time in the future, click Edit to make changes to your template, or Default to return to the CCBill template.
This area allows you to refresh the signup form cache. Signup forms are cached on the server to improve performance. For this reason you must reset the form cache in order for changes to forms to take effect.
Click the Reset button on the Reset All Forms page to reset the form cache.
This page allows you to create promotion descriptions. Descriptions use variables to represent pre-defined values; variables are identified by the '%%' identifier. Examples appear below.
Formatting rules apply as follows:
To add a description, click the Add Description button. Enter the new description in the box and click the Insert button to save the description.
To view existing promo descriptions, click the View Descriptions button. Results will appear in the report window.
The Username Settings area allows you to specify how to control the usernames and passwords for the customer.
Changing Username Settings here will update these settings for ALL sub accounts.
*The minimum and maximum length of the authentication data entered by the members/customers are customizable. You can choose a number from 4 to 16 for the username and password fields.
The web validation system is a tool designed to help merchants follow local laws regarding Age Verification within their respective region. The Web Verification allows merchants to soft decline a transaction based on card types, card association (brand) and country.
Changing Web Validation Rules here will update these settings for ALL sub accounts.
The system will then inform the consumer they must contact the merchant directly to get the transaction approved. Merchants may use the tool in any way they choose, as it can be applied for many different reasons.
A 'Rule' is defined as one set of Card Type, Card Association, and Country. Only one Card Type and one Card Association may be selected at a time; however, it is possible to choose multiple countries per Card Type/Card Association relationship.
Card Types are:
Card Associations reflect the associations enabled for the account:
Countries:
ALL available processing countries are listed, like the United States; this was a UK mandate, however programming expanded the list to cover any potential future changes to laws in other countries that may need a similar setup.
Display message to consumer on:
Once the Card Type, Card Association, and Country(ies), are selected contact Admin Support to enable the rule.
Anytime a consumer sets off the triggers for the Card Type/Card Association/Country settings, the Instructions to the consumer will be presented to the consumer on the sign-up page or decline page, depending on the settings for that specific web validation rule. In addition, an email is issued to the consumer and a Post is issued to the decline post URL.
The consumer should follow the instructions provided, which should contain the merchant's contact information, so merchants can review and manually approve the transaction or allow the decline to stand.
The View Main Info link simply jumps you back to the Main Account Information page without having to browse back through the menus.
The View Subaccount List link is a way to jump to the Modify Subaccount screen without having to go back to browse through the menus.
To jump to a subaccount you must first select the subaccount number from the subaccount drop-down menu at the top of the screen, then click the View Subaccount List link.