ACH SOAP API through ACHWorks. ACH Integrations made easy.

ACH SOAP API

Flexibility of integrating your existing software utilizing the Simple Object Access Protocol (SOAP).

Use of any platform (Windows/ Linux/ Solaris) and/or any programming language or developer tool for ACH SOAP API integration.

DevGuides For Developers

Get access to our comprehensive ACH SOAP API Developer Package. The ACH SOAP API Developer Package includes:

An introduction to the ACH system,
The complete Developer guide, INCLUDING SAMPLE CODE,
A complete listing of the ACH transaction types and when they apply,
A complete listing of the ACH return codes,
An ACH SOAP API Sandbox Guide for comprehensive testing.

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Complete Sample Codes

The ACH SOAP API Developer guide is a comprehensive instruction set for integrating new or legacy systems into the ACHWorks platform. The ACH SOAP API supports:

Single and Batch transaction transmission,
Error checking,
Regular transaction status updates.

The developer guide includes descriptions and sample code for all methods and extensive data definitions.

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Get a preview with the sample codes below.

Click below for Example Sample code in: PHP, Java, C#, Visual Basic (.Net)

Sample Code in PHP5

//ConnectionCheck Method
//using PHP5 SOAP Extension
< ?php
class CompanyInfo {
   public $SSS;
   public $LocID;
   public $Company;
   public $CompanyKey;
}

$mycompanyinfo = new CompanyInfo;
$mycompanyinfo -> SSS = "TST";
$mycompanyinfo -> LocID = "9505";
$mycompanyinfo -> Company = "MY COMPANY";
$mycompanyinfo -> CompanyKey = "SASD%!%$DGLJGWYRRDGDDUDFDESDHDD"; 


$myclient = new 
   SoapClient("http://tstsvr.achworks.com/dnet/achws.asmx?WSDL");


//Important:  use InpCompanyInfo
$myresult = 
   $myclient->ConnectionCheck(
       array("InpCompanyInfo"=>$mycompanyinfo));

print($myresult->ConnectionCheckResult);
?>

Sample Code in Java

//ConnectionCheck Method
private void jButton1MouseClicked(java.awt.event.MouseEvent evt) {
   try
   {
     //instance
     ACHWorksWS myACHWS = new ACHWorksWS();
     CompanyInfo myCompanyInfo = new CompanyInfo();
       
     //assign values for myCompanyInfo
     myCompanyInfo.sss="TST";
     myCompanyInfo.locID="9505";
     myCompanyInfo.company="MY COMPANY";
     myCompanyInfo.companyKey="SASD%!%$DGLJGWYRRDGDDUDFDESDHDD";
       
     //put value of ConnectionCheck call to jTextField
     jTextField1.setText(
        myACHWS.getACHWorksWSSoap().connectionCheck(myCompanyInfo));
   }
     catch (Exception e)
   {
     jTextField1.setText("Exception caught: " + e);
   }
}

Sample Code in VB.NET

//ConnectionCheck Method
Sub Button1Click(sender As Object, e As EventArgs)
  'named nsACHWorksWS as the namespace when adding web reference
  Dim myACHWS As nsACHWorksWS.ACHWorksWS
  Dim myCompanyInfo As nsACHWorksWS.CompanyInfo
  
  'instances
  myACHWS = New nsACHWorksWS.ACHWorksWS
  myCompanyInfo = New nsACHWorksWS.CompanyInfo

  'CompanyInfo
  myCompanyInfo.SSS="TST"
  myCompanyInfo.LocID="9505"
  myCompanyInfo.Company="MY COMPANY"
  myCompanyInfo.CompanyKey="SASD%!%$DGLJGWYRRDGDDUDFDESDHDD"
  
  'call ConnectionCheck and assign result to textBox1
  textBox1.Text=myACHWS.ConnectionCheck(myCompanyInfo)
End Sub

Sample Code in C#

//ConnectionCheck Method
void Button1Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
  //named nsACHWorksWS as the namespace when adding web reference
  //instances
  nsACHWorksWS.ACHWorksWS myACHWS = 
          new nsACHWorksWS.ACHWorksWS();
  nsACHWorksWS.CompanyInfo  myCompanyInfo = 
          new nsACHWorksWS.CompanyInfo();

  //company info
  myCompanyInfo.SSS="TST";
  myCompanyInfo.LocID="9505";
  myCompanyInfo.Company="MY COMPANY";
  myCompanyInfo.CompanyKey="SASD%!%$DGLJGWYRRDGDDUDFDESDHDD";

  //call ConnectionCheck method
  textBox1.Text=myACHWS.ConnectionCheck(myCompanyInfo);
}

Tokenized ACH SOAP API

Concerned about storing sensitive bank account information in your software? ACHWorks has you covered. Beginning with version 5 of the ACH SOAP API we have incorporated tokenization of customer account information. Tokenization is a process by which an I.D. number is assigned, in place of account information, so that your system doesn’t have to store accounts to initiate transactions, but sends the token in place of the customer information.

Tokenization is a tried and true model to reduce your sensitive data storage risks, used by the credit card industry for years. Now you can use the same methodology to reduce your data storage risks with ACHWorks.

ACH SOAP API INFORMATION

Hands-On High-Touch Approach

When integrating an ACH API with ACHWorks, we insist on having an ACH Best Practices call for the ACH implementation in your software.

Avoid repeating the mistakes others have made by having an in-depth call with an ACHWorks professional to review your ACH integration design. ACHWorks will walk through your planned design and the methods you intend to employ with your technical and operational staff. At each step we will point out the pro’s and con’s of using the various methodologies in the development plan.

ACHWorks has found that spending the time upfront to review the design with the operations and technical people within your organization significantly reduces the chance of needing to change the implementation after live deployment to the users.

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