In online business, selling of physical products to customers should have flexible and scalable shipping policies. Magento is a friendly system for business needs including shipment rates.

The following steps describe how to setup shipping rates in Magento −

Step 1 − Login to your Magento Admin Panel.

Step 2 − Go to the System menu and click on the Configuration option.

Step 3 − On the left side of the navigation bar, click on the Shipping Methods under Sales section.

Step 4 − Then expand the Table Rates section, enable the table rates by selecting Yes from the dropdown menu for the Enabled field. It will turn off flat rate shipping and allow you to specify different rates based on chosen criteria.

Step 5 − Fill all the required fields as shown in the following screen and click on the Save Config button. It will save your current configuration into Magento.

Step 6 − If you want to modify the fields of table rates section, go to Current Configuration Scope menu in the top left corner and select the Main Website option from dropdown menu.

Step 7 − Magento allows to view or generate and download different reports. Magento has integrated tools for CSV files generation. You can create the shipping rates in a spreadsheet and then import them to your website. Click on the Export CSV button to download the template. Upload the file into Magento by clicking on the Choose File button next to the import option.

Step 8 − After uploading the file, click on the Save Config button on the top right corner to save the table rates.

Step 9 − The CSV structure will look like as shown in the following screen −

The first column specifies the country where the shipping rate will apply, second column specifies the region/state within that country, third column specifies the postal code of the region/state, fourth and fifth columns determine the price for the shipping rate in which these values represent whatever currency you have set for your webstore.

After completing this process, save the file and import it into your Magento webstore by using the Import button.

Magento – Setup Payment Plans

PayPal is a secure way for customers to pay online. This chapter explains how to set up payment methods in Magento. With PayPal and Magento, you can accept payments from credit cards, debit cards and PayPal account holders.

The following steps describe how to set up payments plans in Magento −

Step 1 − Login to your Magento Admin Panel.

Step 2 − Go to System menu and click on the Configuration option.

Step 3 − On the left side of the navigation bar, click on the Payment Methods under Sales section.

In some of the payment methods, there are some common settings as specified −

Enabled− This option is used to enable or disable the payment method.
Title− It specifies the title for the payment method which will display during customer checkout and inside order e-mails and summaries.
New Order Status− It represents the status of an order after processing of payment. It will display either Pending or Processing
Sort Order− During checkout mechanism, it displays the position of the payment method in the list of all the payment choices.
Payment Applicable From− It selects payment from all or some specific countries in which countries will offer the payment method you are configuring.
Minimum Order Total− It specifies minimum order amount available for the products order.
Maximum Order Total− It specifies maximum order amount available for the products order.

Step 4 − Next, under Merchant Location panel, set the merchant country from the dropdown menu.

Step 5 − It provides following types of payment methods which adds PayPal as additional payment method to your checkout page.

Step 6 − You can click on the Configure button to make PayPal settings. Fill the e-mail field with e-mail address which is associated with PayPal merchant account for accepting the payments and along with all other required fields.

Step 7 − The following screen shows you the Basic and Advanced settings of PayPal payments.

Step 8 − Under Basic Settings, enter Title for the payment method, Sort Order option used to sort payment methods in the checkout page, Payment Action section offers to select either Sale or Authorization or Order which defines how the payment will be processed in the PayPal payment system. Under Advanced Settings, select the Payment Applicable From option as All Allowed Countries and similarly fill all other required fields.

Step 9 − Next panel is Saved CC which provides credit card payments on your website.

Credit Card Types− It allows for selecting credit card types for the payment processing.
Request Card Security Code− It asks for the credit card’s security code which makes fraud little harder by setting it to Yes.
3D Secure Card Validation− It is an additional security functionality where customer needs to provide credit card password to complete the purchase order.

Step 10 − Next is the Check/Money Order panel.

Set the values for Make Check Payable to and Send Check to options.

Step 11 − The Zero Subtotal Checkout panel is a payment option that displays when order total is zero and not required to enter payment details for the customer.

Step 12 − The Bank Transfer Payment panel contains one specific field called instructions which allows to enter bank account details that customer needs to transfer money to you.

Step 13 − The Cash on Delivery Payment panel also contains one specific field called instructions which allows to list information related to the cash on delivery payment.

Step 14 − The Purchase Order panel contains same options.

Step 15 − The Authorize.net Direct Post panel contains some other options such as setting the payment action, API login ID for authorization, setting the transaction key and merchant name, setting the test mode to Yes/No, Gateway URL of authorization, setting the accepting currency, e-mail of customer and merchant, types of credit card used for purchase, enable or disable the credit card verification as shown in the following screen.

Step 16 − The Authorize.net panel works as similar to the Authorize.net Direct Post panel, with the only difference being it allows to enable or disable the 3D secure card validation on the credit cards, which makes fraud little harder by setting it to Yes.

Step 17 − After you are done with the settings, click on the Save Config button on the top right corner of the page to save your payment methods.

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