Odoo Vodafone M-Pesa Payment helps businesses accept secure online payments through Vodafone M-Pesa on their Odoo website. Customers can choose Vodafone M-Pesa at checkout and make payments using their registered mobile number.
Odoo Vodafone M-Pesa Payment connects your Odoo website to your Vodafone M-Pesa merchant account. It allows you to manage payment settings, customer help messages, and payment availability from the Odoo backend. This helps businesses provide a simple, secure and reliable mobile payment experience.
- Accept secure online payments through Vodafone M-Pesa.
- Add Vodafone M-Pesa as a payment option during checkout.
- Configure Vodafone M-Pesa credentials from Odoo backend.
- Manage payment settings from one place.
- Control payment availability using countries and currencies.
- Show a personalized customer help message during checkout.
- Allow customers to pay using their registered mobile number.
- Direct customers through a secure payment flow.
- Provide a simple mobile payment experience.
- Once you purchase the application from the Webkul store, you will receive a link to download module zip deposit.
- Extract the file to your system once the download is complete. As a result, you will be able to see a folder named- ‘wk_payment_mpesa’.
- Copy and paste this folder into your Odoo Add-ons Path.
- Now open the Odoo app and click on the Settings menu. Here click on Activate Developer mode.
- Then open the Applications menu and click ‘Update module list.’
- In the search bar, remove all filters and search ‘wk_payment_mpesa’ ‘.
- You will be able to see the module in the search results. Click on ‘Enable‘ to install it.
1. Open the Vodafone M-Pesa payment provider
Go to Website > Configuration > Payment Providers. Then open Vodafone M-Pesa payment from available payment providers.
This opens the Vodafone M-Pesa payment settings so you can configure the payment provider for your website.
2. Set up Vodafone M-Pesa credentials
Open it Credentials in the Vodafone M-Pesa payment provider. Then enter the required field API key, Public key, API Market, Service Provider CodeAnd Third-party chat ID.
You can also configure the Customer help message. Finally, save the details to connect Vodafone M-Pesa to your Odoo website.
3. Configure payment settings
Open it Configuration in the Vodafone M-Pesa payment provider. Next, configure the payment method, supported countries, currencies, payment log and maximum payment amount.
Finally, save the configuration to make Vodafone M-Pesa available for website payments.
Add products to cart and proceed to checkout page. Select Vodafone M-Pesa as payment method, enter the registered mobile number and click Pay Now.
A payment request is sent to the customer’s registered mobile number to finalize the payment.
5. Show order confirmation
After successful payment, the website displays the order confirmation page.
Customers can view order details and confirm that the payment has been successfully processed.
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Current product version – 1.0.0
Supported framework version – Odoo V19, V18, V17, V16
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