Certification Programs

[Michelle]

Did you know you can integrate your merchant solutions to the Authorize.Net Payment Gateway and expand your business opportunities through our strategic partner programs? Authorize.Net has three different certification programs designed to help developers like you promote your businesses. All three programs are free and provide you with a way to generate new leads and strengthen your distribution. Depending on your service you can become a Certified Solution Provider, a Certified Developer or a Certified Hosting Partner.

• Certified Solutions Provider – For developers and solutions providers who offer products that directly integrate to the Authorize.Net Payment Gateway.
• Certified Developer – For developers and solutions providers who provide custom integrations for merchant Web sites or products.
• Certified Hosting Partner – For companies that provide hosting services for Authorize.Net merchants.

Certification can help you promote your business while gaining credibility and differentiating yourself from your competitors. Certifications are based upon established criteria and determined by our Integration Services team. For additional information, check out http://www.authorize.net/solutions/partnersolutions/.

If you are interested in certifying your solution with Authorize.Net, you can click the name of the program above that you are interested in to find out the necessary steps to get certified. If you have any questions, you can e-mail certify@authorize.net or post them here in the Certification Programs board.

Michelle
Authorize.Net Developer Community Manager

[kneeskrap3r]

A) Great info thanks!!!

B) Even better Avatar, saweet!

[spartadata]

Hi,

Is there a way to speak to someone in the certification department? I have yet to receive any sort of email or response to my submissions. Please advise, Thanks. 

[dotcomsteven]

Great idea...

I've started the forms and got the auto email.

I look forward to getting this done and on the site.

[WebCon]

Michelle,

Working towards my Developer Certification and I'm wondering the best method for submitting items like my Privacy and Security policy, as well as my Merchant Reference?  If I simply e-mail certify@authorize.net, what information do you require in order to identify me, for example, do you just need my company name, or maybe my test account info?

Thanks for your help,

Anthony Mangini

Partner

WebConnection

[Michelle]

Hi Anthony,

Thanks for joining our community! If you have info you need to submit to complete your certification, you can just email certify@authorize.net as you mentioned. Just be sure to include your name and your company name, and then we'll get back to you if we need further information.

Thanks,

Michelle

[WebCon]

Perfect, thanks!

[WebCon]

Michelle,

Just wanted to check in.  I submitted my application on December 2nd , and my Merchant Reference and Privacy and Security policies on December 4th .  I just want to make sure everything was received okay?

One more question, is there a fax number I should use to submit the signed Partner Agreement and if so, how should I best address the fax so that it finds its way to your department?

Thanks.

[Michelle]

Hey Anthony,

I know the certification department had received your emails and were going to be working on finishing your application soon. To what fax number did you send your stuff? Any fax number you send to will get to the right people, but if you want the best number, send your agreement and additional info to Business Development at 801-492-6509.

Thanks,

Michelle

[IamJim]

Hello Michelle,

  I have read of few of the posts in this subject and the topics...  And all mentioning "adding to the certified list"...

  Yet, I am unable to find where this list resides?  As I do have a project I am looking to get done.

 Thank you,

jim