We are working on Moodle Platform
Can we integrate TP Gateway API for the following five ponits:
User Role Management:
•SFC Payment Gateway of TP Gateway will be used in the process of invoice creation.
•Student enrolments will happen through the Enrolments API of TPGateway.
•Individual API of TPGateway will be used
•Profiles will be created using the Profiles API of TPGateway.
Class Management:
• Training Providers API will be used.
• Attendance API of TPGateway will be used.
• Assessment API of TP Gateway will be used.
Course Management:
• Courses API of TPGateway will be used.
• Individual Student API of TPGateway will be used.
• eCertificate API of TPGateway will be used.
• Profile API of TPGateway will be used
Report Management:
• Attendance API of TPGateway will be used
• Course API of TPGateway will be used
Assessment API of TPGateway will be used
• Training Providers API of TPGateway will be used
• Profiles API of TPGateway will be used
• Individual API of TPGateway will be used
Dev Ops and Database:
• MySQL and Database
If yes then how. Please guide us.
Thank you
We have no idea how to use this API in Moodle platform.
Please guide us.
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