public_license_key; $receipt_url = "https://aretexhome.com/AreteX/receipts/view/$public_license_key/sample.jsonp?aretex_ajax_auth=$aretex_ajax_auth"; $support_url = AreteX_WPI::getBsuConfiguration('support_url'); if (empty($support_url)) $support_url = get_site_url(); $support_phone = AreteX_WPI::getBsuConfiguration('support_phone'); if (empty($support_phone)) $support_phone = $biz->Customer_Service_Phone; $support_email = AreteX_WPI::getBsuConfiguration('support_email'); if (empty($support_email)) $support_email = $biz->Public_Email_Address; if (empty($support_email)) $support_email = $biz->Email_Address; ?>

Receipt and Notification Customization

Submit Notification Style Customizations

This style sheet is how you (the web designer) can match the "look and feel" of notifications (emails) sent to the end customer by AreteX™. If you are not comfortable with terms like "CSS Class" and "Element Tag" you should consult a web designer before making modifications on this screen.

For your convience, we have provided a starter style sheet (More) in the style_sheet_template directory of this plugin. You can modify it to make your notification "look and feel" consistent with your theme.(Less)

Note:This style sheet is being submitted to AreteX™, not your WordPress site.

Use the default style sheet. (You must hit submit to send this setting.)
We recommend you begin with the starter style sheet, using your favorite CSS editor to match your site's look and feel.

The starter file located is in the style_sheet_templates directory of your plugins folder. Note this file will be sanitized after it is submitted to AreteX™.
Submit (Current Style Sheet is shown below.)

Your style sheet is stored on the AreteX™ server. The current style sheet in use by AreteX™ is listed below.

When you have made your modifications, upload the file to the AreteX™ server with this form. (More) (You may revert to the default style sheet at any time by checking the "Use the default style sheet" box and submitting the form.)

For your (and your customer's) protection the style sheet will be "sanitized" after being uploaded. A "sanitized" style sheet has had potentially harmful code removed to prevent cross-site-scripting or injection attacks. Note: sanitization does not guarantee that all harmful code has been removed. You are ultimately responsible for the security of your site. (Less)

The following notifications use this style sheet:

  • Billing Account Instructions
    This email is sent to a first time customer (More) (identified by email address) to explain how to access their Customer Account Manager. (Less) (See the Welcome/Account Access Tab for more details).
  • Confirmation Notice
    This email is sent to the end customer any time their credit card is authorized but not yet charged. (For example a free trial).
  • Cancelation Confirmation
    This email is sent to the end customer if they cancel their rebill agreements from their Customer Account Management panel.
  • Payment Recieved Notification
    This is a receipt sent to the end customer any time their card is actually charged. This is the same receipt that is displayed after the payment has been completed.
  • Pending Automatic Charge Notification This email is sent seven days before an automatic charge is applied to the end customer's payment card.

Current Style Sheet

Submit Receipt Customizations

Note:This receipt information is being submitted to AreteX™, not your WordPress site.

HTML is allowed in your return policy. It will be sanitized. (See sanitization notes on Style Sheet tab.)

The customer service information goes at the top of the customer's receipt.

The return policy goes on the bottom. All of this information is required by your credit card processor.

The CSS File you set up in the "Style Sheet" tab is used to define the "look and feel" of the receipt.

Current Receipt Sample

Note:The style reflected below may also reflect the CSS within your WordPress administration screen. Use "Display Receipt in New Window" to see what it looks like normally. To print only the receipt (and not this whole page), select "Display Receipt in New Window", then select "Print This Page".

Welcome/Account Access Setup

The Customer Account Manager - AreteX™ provides you with a Customer Account Manager (CAM) to allow your customers to manage their contact information, administer their rebill agreements and view their payment history.

 You must submit this for it to be changed.

Use the default welcome email. You must submit this for it to be changed.

You can use your favorite HTML editor to create your own Welcome email.
Note this file will be sanitized after it is submitted to AreteX™.
Submit(Current Welcome Email is shown below.)

If you choose "Yes", under "Use AreteX™ Customer Account Manager", the CAM will be integrated into your WordPress user system.

For more information on how the CAM integrates with the WordPress User/Role/Capablity system see the "Help and Information" Tab.

AreteX™ uses the email address provided at the time of purchase to uniquely identify a customer. If you have chosen to use this CAM, AreteX™ will send Account Access instructions to your new customers (new email addresses).

This page is also where you can submit your custom email to send to your new customers.

About the Welcome/Account Access Email

Your welcome email is stored on the AreteX™ server. The current welcome email in use by AreteX™ is listed below.

For your convience, we have provided a default "Welcome Email" in the email_templates directory of this plugin. You should modify it with specific instructions for your site. AreteX™ uses dynamic content tags (which are similar to WordPress short codes) to allow you to customize your email. You can find a list of dynamic content tags in the "Help and Information" tab.

When you have made your modifications, upload the file to the AreteX™ server with this form. (You may revert to the default welcome email at any time by checking the "Use the default welcome email" box and submitting the form.)

For your (and your customer's) protection the welcome email will be "sanitized" after being uploaded. A "sanitized" file has had potentially harmful code removed to prevent cross-site-scripting or injection attacks. Note: sanitization does not guarantee that all harmful code has been removed. You are ultimately responsible for the security of your site.

Current Welcome Email

Note: this welcome email uses the notification style sheet you set up on the Style Sheet tab.

Send a Sample Email

The sample email below will be sent to your WordPress user email address.