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GetPaid with Plone

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GetPaid is a flexible framework for payment processing and commerce in Plone. It is made using the Zope 3 technologies and is meant to be extensible and flexible for your needs - yet useful out of the box for simple use cases.

Current release: GetPaid with Plone 0.6.2

Released Oct 29, 2008 — tested with Plone 3.1, Plone 3.0, Plone 2.5

Includes some important fixes to the 0.6 branch including a fix for working on Plone 3.1.5+. No additional functionality. Recommended stable version of GetPaid.

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GetPaid bundle 0.6.2

Experimental releases

Upcoming and alpha/beta/candidate releases

Alpha releases should only be used for testing and development.
Beta releases and Release Candidates are normally released for production testing, but should not be used on mission-critical sites.
Always install on a separate test server first, and make sure you have proper backups before installing.

Release roadmap for GetPaid with Plone…

GetPaid with Plone 0.6.0 (Release candidate) Released Jun 2, 2008

GetPaid's second major release, this one provides complete fulfillment and shipping functionality as well as several enhancements to the base product, such as address book, warehouse and inventory management, reports, and UPS shipping calculator integration. This version supports Plone 2.5 and Plone 3.0.

GetPaid with Plone 0.3 (Release candidate) Released Dec 17, 2007

The first major release for the GetPaid framework (also known as "Red Ochre"), this release is a complete version of the base framework available to date. It enables out-of-the-box simple store and donation handling with credit card processing through your Plone site. Depending on your use case, it may still require customization for many deployments to provide exact user experience. The product is already getting new features and customizations that are be merged back in as more people deploy the product.

GetPaid with Plone 0.1 (Unreleased) Planned release: Jun 24, 2007

This is our first release that works, with the basic components for payment processing and commerce in Plone using Zope 3 technologies. We include a shopping cart, administrative screens, ability to make content "payable", a payment processor. The system is still undergoing refactoring, so this is not considered a release ready for production.

GetPaid with Plone 0.7.0 (Unreleased) Planned release: Aug 1, 2008

Ongoing evolution of GetPaid, this release includes tax infrastructure and some refactorings that enabled using PloneFormGen for a customizable checkout form.

Project Description

Project resources

PloneGetPaid is designed to make it easy to accept payments on your site. The framework provides a simple way to get started with that, and a rich structure for extending usage for specific needs.

GetPaid is in development, so features are changing. For more information, you can see our release plans or get the latest code and try it!

For more about the project, including features, updates, and ways to contribute, please see our public web site, www.plonegetpaid.com

How to GetPaid

You can get the GetPaid product in two ways:

Download the products (tarball). You can find the latest "build" in the downloads at Google Code or use one of the releases shown above.
Buildout - This method makes it easy for developers to get set up with everything needed for the product with just a few commands. See DevGettingStarted .

Where can I try GetPaid?

We have a demo site that has the (near) latest version of the GetPaid system at dev.plonegetpaid.com

Documentation

Documentation is currently under development. It will eventually be stored in this area, but while being drafted is available from DocumentationHowTosAndTutorials

. There is substantial documentation in the code base as well.

How to Get Involved

We welcome participation in the project! You can:

Join our development mailing list to contact others, discuss features, and learn more
Make a financial contribution or become a sponsor of the project (especially if you have a feature you want in the system!)
Tackle issues (for developers and non-developers!), make an extension or additional functionality,

Credits

Project leaders: Kapil Thangavelu is the chief architect of the product. Christopher Johnson is the project organizer. Jon Stahl is the project's NGO Liason.

Special thanks to our sponsors that helped us "social source" this project!

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