Microsoft Access and Payment Processing

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I love Microsoft Access. It's one of my favorite applications. There is no application that makes it easier to manipulate data. From within Microsoft Access, you can link to virtually any data source, whip up queries, update data, spin out reports, etc.

It may not be as easy to use as FileMaker, or cross platform like 4D, but the tool set in MS Access is vast and has an extremely large install base, due to it being bundled with many versions of Microsoft Office.

Because of this, many small and medium size companies select Microsoft Access as the tool to help them run their business. Many people will create their own Microsoft Access databases, while others will hire a Microsoft Access developer to setup the database for them.

With Microsoft Access, the imagination is the limit! The automation potential is unlimited. Interestingly, with all of the applications that have been built using Microsoft Access, not many of them have credit card acceptance integrated.

Integrating credit card acceptance into an MS Access applicaiton is easy as 1-2-3! With the NELiX TransaX FleXPort examples, you simply have to cut and paste our code into your database, tweak up the code to use your fields instead of ours, and decide where you want to write the response! Voila! Instant payment processing in Microsoft Access.

NELiX TransaX has several Microsoft Access developers on staff that are happy to advise, assist or even perform the integration for our customers.

More information on integrating credit card and ACH acceptance into Microsoft Access

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