A Frappe app that wires Tap Payments into ERPNext checkout, sales invoices, and subscriptions with native support for KNET, mada, benefit, Apple Pay, and GCC card schemes. ECOSIRE builds it to your scope, installs it on your bench, and supports it after go-live — this is not an instant marketplace download. Built to order by ECOSIRE for ERPNext v15, v16 — indicative price from $299.00 USD; request a quote for a scoped proposal.

A Frappe app that wires Tap Payments into ERPNext checkout, sales invoices, and subscriptions with native support for KNET, mada, benefit, Apple Pay, and GCC card schemes. ECOSIRE builds it to your scope, installs it on your bench, and supports it after go-live — this is not an instant marketplace download.
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GCC e-commerce merchants running ERPNext hit a wall the moment they try to take real local payments. ERPNext ships generic gateway hooks (Razorpay, Stripe, PayPal, Braintree) and a Payment Gateway / Payment Request flow, but none of them speak the schemes your Kuwaiti, Saudi, and Emirati customers actually use — KNET, mada, benefit, or Apple Pay through a regional acquirer. Merchants end up bolting a hosted redirect onto the website, reconciling settlements by hand, and manually marking Sales Invoices as paid, which breaks the audit trail and leaves recurring billing impossible.
Native `Payment Request` and Web Checkout integration so ERPNext orders route to Tap without leaving the standard payment lifecycle
KNET, mada, benefit and GCC local scheme acceptance configured per enabled brand in `Tap Payments Settings`
Apple Pay and Google Pay buttons rendered on checkout via the goSell SDK Client Script
goSell hosted checkout for redirect-based flows plus direct Charges API for embedded card capture
Tokenized recurring charges driven from the ERPNext `Subscription` DocType using stored Tap `customer`/`card` tokens
Webhook endpoint that verifies Tap's `hashstring` HMAC signature before mutating any document
We build a proper Frappe app (erpnext_tap) that integrates Tap Payments directly into ERPNext's payment lifecycle. It registers a Tap Payments Settings single DocType for credentials and scheme configuration (test/live secret keys, merchant ID, enabled brands, settlement currency), extends the standard Payment Request and Web Checkout so charges are created through Tap's Charges API or the goSell hosted checkout, and captures the customer on Tap's token/source objects. Doc events wired through hooks.py (Payment Request on_submit, Sales Invoice on_update) create the charge and post a Payment Entry against the correct account only after Tap confirms CAPTURED — so ledgers never drift from acquirer reality.
Technically, the app exposes @frappe.whitelist() methods for charge creation, status polling, and refunds, plus a public webhook endpoint that validates Tap's hashstring HMAC signature before updating the linked document — guarding against spoofed callbacks. A scheduler event (hooks.py scheduler_events) reconciles pending charges and expires stale sessions, so a dropped redirect never leaves an order stuck. For subscriptions we store the Tap customer and card tokens against the ERPNext Customer to drive tokenized recurring charges from the Subscription DocType. Client Scripts render the goSell card SDK and Apple Pay / Google Pay buttons on the checkout, and role profiles plus permission rules keep secret keys visible only to your Payments Manager.
Because this is build-to-order, nothing ships as a one-click install. After a short scoping call we confirm your acquirer setup, enabled schemes, settlement currency, and ERPNext/Frappe version (v15 or v16). We build against a staging bench, run UAT with your real Tap test keys, hand over a git repository plus install and configuration docs, then install on your production bench and stay on a support window through go-live. Typical delivery is 2–4 weeks from confirmed scope.
Runs a Frappe/ERPNext storefront and must accept KNET, the scheme most Kuwaiti shoppers expect. Needs checkout, invoice, and ledger to stay in sync automatically instead of manually marking invoices paid.
Wants mada and Apple Pay acceptance with settlement in SAR and clean reconciliation between Tap settlement reports and ERPNext Payment Entries for VAT and audit.
Sells across the GCC and needs one gateway handling benefit, mada, KNET and international cards with multi-currency settlement, all inside their existing ERPNext instance.
Bills recurring plans and needs tokenized card-on-file charges driven from the ERPNext `Subscription` DocType, with PCI-safe token storage rather than raw card data.
Compre a licença em ecosire.com e baixe o ZIP do aplicativo Tap Payments Gateway for ERPNext no painel da sua conta.
Extraia o ZIP na pasta de aplicativos do seu banco ou execute `bench get-app` com o caminho para o aplicativo extraído.
Execute `bench --site SITE_NAME install-app APP_NAME` seguido de `bench Migra` para instalar Tap Payments Gateway for ERPNext e aplicar seu esquema.
Abra as configurações de licença ECOSIRE em seu site e ative sua chave de licença. Requer os aplicativos gratuitos ecosire_connect e ecosire_license_client.
| Critério | ECOSIRE | Construção personalizada | Concorrente | Odoo nativo |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Local GCC schemes (KNET/mada/benefit) | Native, configured per enabled brand | Possible but you build each scheme | Rarely covers GCC schemes | |
| Apple Pay / Google Pay | goSell SDK buttons on checkout | Manual SDK integration effort | Sometimes, often partial | |
| Ledger reconciliation | Payment Entry on CAPTURED + runbook | Depends on your build quality | Basic, often manual | |
| Tokenized recurring billing | Driven from Subscription DocType | Significant extra engineering | Usually one-off charges only | |
| Webhook security | HMAC hashstring verification | Only if you implement it | Varies, sometimes unsigned | |
| ERPNext v15/v16 fit | Built and tested to your version | Your team's responsibility | May lag core releases | |
| Support & handover | Support window + git repo + docs | You own all maintenance | Vendor SLA varies | |
| Delivery model | Build-to-order, 2–4 weeks | Long in-house build cycle | Instant but generic |
No. This is build-to-order. ECOSIRE builds the `erpnext_tap` app to your confirmed scope — your acquirer setup, enabled schemes, settlement currency and ERPNext version — then installs and supports it. There is no instant marketplace download.
Typical delivery is 2–4 weeks from confirmed scope. Timelines depend on how many schemes you enable, whether recurring billing is in scope, and how quickly your Tap acquirer credentials and staging bench are available.
We build and test against Frappe/ERPNext v15 and v16. We confirm your exact version during the scoping call and target that release so the app installs cleanly on your bench.
You get a post-go-live support window for defect fixes and configuration help, plus the full git repository so your team can maintain it. Ongoing maintenance — Tap API changes, ERPNext upgrades, new schemes — can be arranged as a separate agreement.
The app never stores raw card data. Card capture happens in Tap's goSell SDK, and only Tap `customer`/`card` tokens are stored against the ERPNext `Customer` for tokenized recurring charges. Webhooks are verified via Tap's `hashstring` HMAC signature, and live secret keys are restricted by permission rules to a Payments Manager role.
Yes. A `Payment Entry` is posted only when Tap confirms a `CAPTURED` charge, a scheduler event reconciles pending charges, and a `Tap Charge Log` captures raw payloads. We also hand over a reconciliation runbook mapping Tap settlement reports to Payment Entries.
Yes. You can enable KNET, mada, benefit and international cards together, with the transaction currency stored per charge and multi-currency GCC settlement handled through your Tap account configuration.
A Frappe app that wires Tap Payments into ERPNext checkout, sales invoices, and subscriptions with native support for KNET, mada, benefit, Apple Pay, and GCC card schemes. ECOSIRE builds it to your scope, installs it on your bench, and supports it after go-live — this is not an instant marketplace download.