Is it possible to view how many Apple Pay transactions were made, if so how?

[William Davis]

Is it possible to view how many Apple Pay transactions were made, if so how?

[Brennan]

There is no built in reports for it. Right now you would need to build a batch report to get you the data to run a query in the database.

[William Davis]

There is no built in reports for it. Right now you would need to build a batch report to get you the data to run a query in the database.

How would I do that? Invested some money in implementing this with the Design Team would like to measure what kind of return I've had.

Update:

Never mind, I found online Miva video tutorial ...I should have guessed it was it was going to be complicated.

[Bruce - PhosphorMedia]

What about just using Advanced search in Order Processing. I'm not sure about Apple, but Amazon/Paypal, etc are in there.

[Rick Wilson]

If I recall we might be adding the ability to search for Apple Pay via Advanced Search in 9.8, but I need to check with Brennan.

[alphabet]

It depends on where your payment processor buries the information but you could try the payment:descrip field in admin orders array.

<mvt:foreach iterator="order" array="admin_order:orders">
    <mvt:if expr="'apple' IN tolower( l.settings:order:payment:descrip )" >
      &mvt:order:id; : &mvt:order:formatted_total; : ApplePay<br>
    </mvt:if>
</mvt:foreach>

It may also be found here:

l.settings:admin_order:orders:payments:field:card_ type

I have found ApplePay to be rarely used on my B2B site ( < 1%) but a B2C site may have different results..

[William Davis]

What about just using Advanced search in Order Processing. I'm not sure about Apple, but Amazon/Paypal, etc are in there.

Been there done that, no option.

[William Davis]

It depends on where your payment processor buries the information but you could try the payment:descrip field in admin orders array.

<mvt:foreach iterator="order" array="admin_order:orders">
<mvt:if expr="'apple' IN tolower( l.settings:order:payment:descrip )" >
&mvt:order:id; : &mvt:order:formatted_total; : ApplePay<br>
</mvt:if>
</mvt:foreach>

It may also be found here:

l.settings:admin_order:orders:payments:field:card_ type

I have found ApplePay to be rarely used on my B2B site ( < 1%) but a B2C site may have different results..

If you are referring to adding it to Order Confirmation email, we had done that a while back and it occurred to me late last week to perform a advance search in our email client, I got the answer I needed (crewd but it worked).

[AHerb]

We have ~1-2% of ApplePay orders. Nothing really excited at the moment

[jeff-jeffwebco]

What i did is add the payment-option to the merchant email notification. I use this code in the subject line of the merchant confirmation email:

Order Confirmation: &mvt:order:bill_email; #:&mvt:order:id; - &mvte:payment:desc; (&mvt:payment:formatted_amount;)

or add this token wherever you want to: &mvte:payment:desc

[jeff-jeffwebco]

Is it possible to view how many Apple Pay transactions were made, if so how?

What i did is add this token to my merchant email notifications, you can probably put it wherever it's best suited for you.

&mvte:payment:desc

[AHerb]

What i did is add this token to my merchant email notifications, you can probably put it wherever it's best suited for you.

&mvte:payment:desc

What do you have in your "payment:desc" for applepay? I don't have this variable initialized at all.

What we've done: created a hidden field on an OPAY page, and checking it on the INVC page.
If hidden field data is missing - this is an ApplePay (setting a flag in the order custom fields etc.).

[William Davis]

What i did is add the payment-option to the merchant email notification. I use this code in the subject line of the merchant confirmation email:

Order Confirmation: &mvt:order:bill_email; #:&mvt:order:id; - &mvte:payment:desc; (&mvt:payment:formatted_amount;)

or add this token wherever you want to: &mvte:payment:desc

Actually I had forgotten we had added that to email body. We performed a search for it and got the info we need. We are not exited either.