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Introduction

IPFS Payments Powered by AndDone (the "AndDone platform") is an efficient way for insurance brokers, agents, and providers to collect payments from insureds and access real-time reporting. The platform is easy to customize with little to no coding experience. This documentation guides you through setup, implementation, and reporting. Use the Overview section to jump to key parts of the AndDone.js documentation, the table of contents to navigate the document, or the search bar to find specific topics. For further help, click "Get Help" and submit a support ticket.

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AndDone JS

AndDoneJS is an embeddable payment interface that simplifies the integration of secure payment processing into merchant websites and applications while offering a user-friendly and seamless checkout experience to customers.

Payment Intents

The payment intent encapsulates details about the transaction, such as the amount to collect, the supported payment methods, the expiration time for the transaction, and whether the payment method is to be tokenized.

Payment Links

The payment links API allows you to integrate AndDone payment link functionality into your existing website or application.

Reporting

The Reports API allows you to download AndDone authorization, settlement, refund, and chargeback reports.

Secure Payments

The Secure Payments API enables merchants to integrate AndDone payment processing functionality into their existing applications.

Tokenization

The AndDone Tokenization service provides a secure method for saving customer payment information to be used in future transactions. Tokenization replaces a customer's credit card, debit card or ACH payment information with a unique token that can be validated by the issuer or payment processor.

Transaction Management

ransaction Management comprises of the APIs that are used to manage the agent and its transactions.

Webhooks

Webhooks are messages that are sent automatically by applications when specific events occur. They include a message, or payload, and are transmitted to a unique URL which is monitored by your application. Webhooks provide real-time updates to your application enabling it to respond more efficiently to events.