Recurring Consumers and Subscriptions

The Recurring API is always input as CGI XML.  It lets you input and modify consumers and subscriptions, suspend or activate subscriptions, and list consumers and subscriptions.

Recurring URLS

This URL is accessible via a post.

Recurring Request Parameters

Below is a list of all parameters that could be used and what function they are associated with.  Consult the individual function information to see if it is required.

Element Name

Type

Max. Chars.

Functionals

Notes

ActiveOnly

Boolean

6

ListSubscription

”True” or “False”

Address1

String

64

Consumer, Subscription.Consumer

 

Address2

String

64

Consumer, Subscription.Consumer

 

AmountInc

Decimal

10

Subscription

“110.15”, no commas or dollar symbol; decimal place may be omitted where the value is a whole dollar amount.

AmountPaid

Decimal

10

Subscription

“110.15”, no commas or dollar symbol; decimal place may be omitted where the value is a whole dollar amount.

AmountTotal

Decimal

10

Subscription

“110.15”, no commas or dollar symbol; decimal place may be omitted where the value is a whole dollar amount.

BankAccountNo

String

20

Consumer, Subscription.Consumer

 

BankRoutingNumber

Int32

9

Consumer, Subscription.Consumer

 

BirthDate

Date

10

Consumer, Subscription.Consumer

In the format "M/D/YYYY".

City

String

64

Consumer,
Subscription.Consumer

 

ConsumerId

Guid

36

Subscription,
ListSubscription

In format “12345678-90AB-CDEF-1234-567890ABCDEF

Country

String

64

Consumer,
Subscription.Consumer

 

DLN

String

32

Consumer,
Subscription.Consumer

 

DLS

String

2

Consumer,
Subscription.Consumer

 

Email

String

64

Consumer,
Subscription.Consumer

 

EndCode

String

64

Subscription

 

EndTime

Date

10

Subscription

In the format "M/D/YYYY".

Group

String

64

Subscription,
ListSubscription

 

Id

Guid

36

Consumer,
Subscription.Consumer,
Subscription

format “12345678-90AB-CDEF-1234-567890ABCDEF”

IsLive

Boolean

6

Subscription

 

Name

String

64

Consumer,
Subscription.Consumer

 

Network

String

3

Subscription

 

Notes

String

256

Consumer,
Subscription.Consumer
Subscription

 

Phone

String

20

Consumer

 

RequestIdentifier

String

512

Consumer,
Subscription.Consumer,
SubscriptionActivation, LiistSubscription,
ListConsumer

 

SchCode

String

64

Subscription

 

SECCode

String

3

Consumer,
Subscription.Consumer

 

SSN

Int32

9

Consumer,
Subscription.Consumer

 

StartTime

Date

10

Subscription

In the format "M/D/YYYY".

State

String

2

Consumer,
Subscription.Consumer

 

Status

String

1

Subscription,
SubscriptionActivation

 

SubcriptionId

Guid

36

SubscriptionActivation

format “12345678-90AB-CDEF-1234-567890ABCDEF”

Zip

String

10

Consumer,
Subscription.Consumer

 

CREDENTIALS AND VERSIONING

You will need to input your credentials that you received from Check Commerce in your welcome email.

Element Name

Type

Max. Chars.

Requirements

Notes

UserID

String

16

Required

Normally this is the merchant's 6-digit Company Number.

Password

String

16

Required

 

Version

String

15

Optional

 

The current version of this API is 1.4.  If you put in no version information then the newest version is assumed.  It is highly recommended that you input this parameter.

RECURRING RESPONSE PARAMETERS

All responses contain the following four parameters

Element Name

Required.

Description

Success

True

Either Success or Error

RequestIdentifier

False

This function’s specific user supplied identifier

ResponseCode

True

0                  Unknown
1                  Success
2 or Greater   Error

ErrorMessage

False

This will only contain information when there is an error

FUNCTIONS

CONSUMER

The consumer function allows you to either update or insert a consumer record.  A consumer record contains all the information needed for a transaction.  This includes the consumer’s personal information and their banking information.

PARAMETER INFORMATION

Element Name

Required.

Description

Id

False 1

Id of Consumer

RequestIdentifier

False 2

This function’s specific user supplied identifier

Name

True

Name of Consumer

BankAccountNo

True

BankAccount Number for the Consumer’s bank account

BankRoutingNumber

True

ABA or Routing Number of the Consumer’s bank

IsSavingsAccount

False

The default is “False”, most accounts are Checking Accounts

Address1

False

Address of Consumer

Address2

False

Address of Consumer

City

False

City of Consumer

State

False

State of Consumer

Zip

False

Zip Code of Consumer

Country

False

Country of Consumer.  Although you may enter a non-US address, the bank account must be for a US bank

DLN

False

Driver’s License Number

DLS

False

Driver’s License State

Phone

False

Phone of Consumer

Email

False

Contact Email of Consumer

Birthday

False

Birthday of Consumer

SSN

False

Social Security Number

SECCode

False 3

The SEC Code identifies the type of transaction.  Common SECCodes are:

CCD             Business Transaction

PPD             Personal Transaction

TEL              Telephone Authorized Transaction

WEB            Web Authorized Transaction

Notes:

1 The Id is used to indicate whether a record is being updated or inserted.  When the Id is present, then the record is being updated.  When it is absent, then it is being inserted.

2 The RequestIdentifier is not required and not validated; whatever you pass in will be passed back to you.

3 The SECCode is validated against the SEC Codes that have been allowed for your account.  If you do not input this value then your default SEC code will be used.

EXAMPLE REQUEST

Below is a minimal example:

<RecurringRequest>
      <Credential>
            <UserID>{Merchant Login Id}</UserID>
            <Password>{Merchant Password}</Password>
            <Version>1.4</Version>
      </Credential>
      <Consumer>
            <Name>Ted Tester</Name>
            <BankRoutingNumber>123456780</BankRoutingNumber>
            <BankAccountNo>333333</BankAccountNo>
      </Consumer>
</RecurringRequest>

 

This is an example with all the information filled out:

<RecurringRequest>
      <Credential>
            <UserID>{Merchant Login}</UserID>
            <Password>{Merchant Password}</Password>
            <Version>1.4</Version>
      </Credential>
      <Consumer>
            <RequestIdentifier>15-ABC</RequestIdentifier>
            <Name>Ted Tester</Name>
            <Address1>123 W Tester Lane</Address1>
            <Address2>100</Address2>
            <City>Tempe</City>
            <State>Az</State>
            <Zip>85033</Zip>
            <Country>US</Country>
            <Phone>123-456-7890</Phone>
            <Email>Test@CheckCommerce.com</Email>
            <BirthDate>03/20/1976</BirthDate>
            <SSN>100-10-1001</SSN>
            <DLN>D01100111</DLN>
            <DLS>AZ</DLS>
            <BankRoutingNumber>123456780</BankRoutingNumber>
            <BankAccountNo>123098</BankAccountNo>
            <Notes>Test Consumer for Integration</Notes>
            <SECCode>WEB</SECCode>
            <IsSavingsAccount>False</IsSavingsAccount>
      </Consumer>
</RecurringRequest>
RESPONSE

These are the parameters that are returned inside the RecurringResponse.Consumer XML tags.

Element Name

Description

Success

Either the values:  “Success”, “Error”, or “Unknown”

ResponseCode

0 is Unknown
1 is Success
2 or Greater is an Error

ErrorMessage

Either a “No error”, or the specific error message associated with a failed request

Version

The version of the API used to enter this transaction

Id

Id of Consumer.  Always returned on success

RequestIdentifier

This function’s specific user supplied identifier.  Whatever value you pass in to this on the request you will receive in the response

Name

Name of Consumer

CoNo

The Company Number associated with this Consumer

Address1

Address of Consumer

Address2

Address of Consumer

City

City of Consumer

State

State of Consumer

Zip

Zip Code of Consumer

Country

Country of Consumer.  Although you may enter a non-US address, the bank account must be for a US bank

DLN

Driver’s License Number

DLS

Driver’s License State

Phone

Phone of Consumer

Email

Contact Email of Consumer

Birthday

Birthday of Consumer

SSN

Social Security Number

SECCode

The SEC Code identifies the type of transaction.  Common SECCodes are:

CCD             Business Transaction

PPD             Personal Transaction

TEL              Telephone Authorized Transaction

WEB            Web Authorized Transaction

BankRoutingNumber

ABA or Routing Number of the Consumer’s bank

BankAccountNoMasked

Masked bank account number.  The last four digits of the full number are shown

IsSavingsAccount

False for a Checking Account, True for a Savings Account

EXAMPLE RESPONSE

Here is an example of the Consumer XML Response.

<RecurringResponse>
        <Consumer>
                <Success>Success</Success>
                <ResponseCode>1</ResponseCode>
                <ErrorMessage>No error</ErrorMessage>
                <RequestIdentifier>15-ABC</RequestIdentifier>
                <Id>4c2c6658-936d-4a30-99d8-35d440cb2a2b</Id>
                <Version>1.4</Version>
                <CoNo>999999</CoNo>
                <Name>Ted Tester</Name>
                <Address1>123 W Tester Lane</Address1>
                <Address2>100</Address2>
                <City>Tempe</City>
                <State>Az</State>
                <Zip>85033</Zip>
                <Country>US</Country>
                <Phone>1234567890</Phone>
                <Email>Test@CheckCommerce.com</Email>
                <SSN>100101001</SSN>
                <DLN>D01100111</DLN>
                <DLS>AZ</DLS>
                <SECCode>WEB</SECCode>
                <IsSavingsAccount>False</IsSavingsAccount>
                <BankRoutingNumber>123456780</BankRoutingNumber>
                <BankAccountNoMasked>xx3098</BankAccountNoMasked>
                <SECCode>WEB</SECCode>
        </Consumer>
</RecurringResponse>

SUBSCRIPTION

The subscription function allows you to either update or insert a subscription record.  A subscription is the combination of a schedule and a consumer.  When a subscription is active it will be processed according to the schedule and create transactions as time progresses.

PARAMETER INFORMATION

Element Name

Required.

Description

Id

False1

Id of Subscription

RequestIdentifier

False2

This function’s specific user supplied identifier

ConsumerId

False3

Consumer record

Status

True

Status of subscription:

A for Active
S for Suspended

IsLive

False

Subscriptions that are not live will not be originated

Network

True

At this point in time the only acceptable value for this parameter is “ACH”

StartTime

True

Start Date for entering transactions

Payments

False4

The Number of payments to be made on this subscription.

AmountInc

True

The amount of each transaction enter on this subscription

AmountTotal

False4

The amount to be paid total.  The subscription will enter the Ended status once this amount has been reached

EndCode

True

The rule to determine when the subscription will stop.  Valid values are:

Indefinite               It will never stop
EndDate                 It will not generate transactions after this date
AmountTotal         It will stop when the transactions created total this amount

SchCode

True

The schedule by which transactions will be entered.  See below

Group

False

A name by which to group related subscriptions

Notes

False

A note you wish to add to the subscription information

EndTime

False4

Used to determine when transactions should not be entered

Notes:

1  The Id is used to indicate whether a record is being updated or inserted.  When the Id is present, then the record is being updated.  When it is absent, then it is being inserted.

2  The RequestIdentifier is not required and not validated; whatever you pass in will be passed back to you.

3  The ConsumerId is required when a consumer record is not created inside the subscription.

4  This may or may not be required depending on the SchCode.

SCHCODE RULES

There are a number of schedules that a subscription can follow.  Below are the types and parameters of the schedules.

Type

Description.

Format

Parmeters

Weekly

Schedule that fires once per X weeks.3

Weekly:{0},{1}

0                  Every X weeks
1                  Example Date

Monthly

Schedule that fires once per month.

Monthly:{0}

0                  Day of the month

SubYearly1

Schedule that fires once per X months.

SubYearly:{0},{1},{2}

0                  Monthly Increment
1                  First Month
2                  Day of Month

Yearly2

Schedule that fires once per year.

Yearly:{0},{1}

0                  Month of Year
1                  Day of Month

1When a day greater than 28 is specified, it will be clamped to the last day of the month as needed.

2When Feb.29 is specified, it will be clamped to Feb.28 as needed.

3The date format is in yyyyMMdd, where yyyy is a four digit year, MM is a two digit month, and dd is a two digit day.  June 25th 2009 would be 20090625.

Example

Meaning

Weekly:2,20100615

Every other Tuesday, since June 15th 2010 is a Tuesday.  Starting on the StartDate parameter.

Monthly:1

Every 1st of the Month

SubYearly:2,5,7

Every Two Months from May 7th

Yearly:7,1

Every Year on July 1st

EXAMPLE REQUEST
<RecurringRequest>
      <Subscription>
            <RequestIdentifier>000101</RequestIdentifier>
            <Consumer>
                  <Name>Ted Tester</Name>
                  <BankRoutingNumber>123456780</BankRoutingNumber>
                  <BankAccountNo>445566</BankAccountNo>
            </Consumer>
            <Status>A</Status>
            <IsLive>true</IsLive>
            <Network>ACH</Network>
            <StartTime>6/5/2012</StartTime>
            <AmountInc>100</AmountInc>
            <EndCode>Indefinite</EndCode>
            <SchCode>Weekly:2,20100615</SchCode>
            <Group>Ted Tester</Group>
      </Subscription>
      <Credential>
            <UserID>{Merchant Login}</UserID>
            <Password>{Merchant Password}</Password>
            <Version>1.4</Version>
      </Credential>
</RecurringRequest>
RESPONSE

These are the parameters that are returned inside the RecurringResponse.Subscription XML tags.

Element Name

Description

Success

Either the values:  “Success”, “Error”, or “Unknown”

ResponseCode

0 is Unknown
1 is Success
2 or Greater is an Error

ErrorMessage

Either a “No error”, or the specific error message associated with a failed request

Version

The version of the API used to enter this transaction

Id

Id of Subscription.  Always returned on success

RequestIdentifier

This function’s specific user supplied identifier.  Whatever value you pass in to this on the request you will receive in the response

Consumer

A full consumer object is returned

CoNo

Associated company number

Group

A logical organizing name.  Many subscriptions can be in one group

AmountInc

The amount that each individual transaction created for this subscription will be for

AmountPaid

The total of the transactions’ amount submitted from this subscription

AmountTotal

The total amount to be paid before this subscription is completed

EndCode

The end condition of this subscription.  See above

EndDesc

The description of the end condition

EndTime

The date that this subscription will become Ended, if the end code specifies this parameter will be used

IsLive

When false, this subscription creates transactions that will not originate.  True for a normal subscription that does create normal transactions

IsTest

When IsLive is true, this is false.  When IsLive is false, this is true

Network

Always ACH

NextTime

The next time this subscription will generate a transaction

Notes

The notes associated with this subscription

Payments

Either zero when it isn’t used, or the number of transactions to create before this subscription reaches the Ended status

PrevTime

The last time this subscription created a transaction

PrevTranID

The last transaction’s ID that was created for this subscription

StartTime

The date at which this subscription starts running

Status

Either Active, Suspended, or Ended.  Ended is the normal outcome of a subscription that has completed it’s end condition

SchCode

The coded schedule, examples above

SchDesc

A full text description of the schedule

UsesTime

A Boolean value indicating whether or not the schedule takes into account the time of day

EXAMPLE RESPONSE

For the above request the following is its response:

<RecurringResponse>
        <Subscription>
                <Success>Success</Success>
                <ResponseCode>1</ResponseCode>
                <ErrorMessage>No error</ErrorMessage>
                <RequestIdentifier>000103</RequestIdentifier>
                <Id>11111111-2222-3333-4444-555555555555</Id>
                <Version>1.4</Version>
                <Group>Ted Tester</Group>
                <AmountInc>100.00</AmountInc>
                <AmountPaid>0.00</AmountPaid>
                <AmountTotal>0.00</AmountTotal>
                <CoNo>999999</CoNo>
                <EndCode>Indefinite</EndCode>
                <EndDesc>Indefinitely</EndDesc>
                <EndTime />
                <IsLive>True</IsLive>
                <IsTest>False</IsTest>
                <Network>ACH</Network>
                <NextTime>6/5/2012 12:00:00 AM</NextTime>
                <Notes />
                <Payments>0</Payments>
                <PrevTime />
                <PrevTranID />
                <StartTime>6/5/2012 12:00:00 AM</StartTime>
                <Status>Active</Status>
                <SchCode>Weekly:2,20100615</SchCode>
                <SchDesc>Every other Tuesday</SchDesc>
                <UsesTime>False</UsesTime>
                <Consumer>
                        <Success>Success</Success>
                        <ResponseCode>1</ResponseCode>
                        <ErrorMessage>No error</ErrorMessage>
                        <RequestIdentifier />
                        <Id>FFFFFFFF-EEEE-DDDD-CCCC-BBBBBBBBBBBB</Id>
                        <Version />
                        <CoNo>999999</CoNo>
                        <Name>Ted Tester</Name>
                        <Address1 />
                        <Address2 />
                        <City />
                        <State />
                        <Zip />
                        <Country />
                        <Phone />
                        <Email />
                        <DLN />
                        <DLS />
                        <SECCode />
                        <IsSavingsAccount>False</IsSavingsAccount>
                        <BankRoutingNumber>123456780</BankRoutingNumber>
                        <BankAccountNoMasked>xx5566</BankAccountNoMasked>
                        <SECCode />
                </Consumer>
        </Subscription>
</RecurringResponse>

SUBSCRIPTION ACTIVATION

The Subscription Activation function lets you change the status of a subscription.  This is mainly used to suspend a subscription if it should no longer be needed. 

PARAMETER INFORMATION

Element Name

Required.

Description

SubscriptionId

True

Id of Subscription to change

RequestIdentifier

False1

This function’s specific user supplied identifier

Status

True

Status of subscription:

A for Active
S for Suspended

1 The RequestIdentifier is not required and not validated; whatever you pass in will be passed back to you.

REQUEST EXAMPLE
<RecurringRequest>
      <SubscriptionActivation>
            <SubscriptionId>00000000-1111-2222-3333-444444444444</SubscriptionId>
            <Status>S</Status>
            <RequestIdentifier>SA1</RequestIdentifier>
      </SubscriptionActivation>
      <Credential>
            <UserID>{Merchant Login}</UserID>
            <Password>{Merchant Password}</Password>
      <Version>1.4</Version>
      </Credential>
</RecurringRequest>
RESPONSE

The response is made up of the SubscriptionActivation, and the Subscription and Consumer information embedded within it.

RESPONSE EXAMPLE
<RecurringResponse>
        <SubscriptionActivation>
                <Success>Success</Success>
                <ResponseCode>1</ResponseCode>
                <ErrorMessage />
                <RequestIdentifier>SA1</RequestIdentifier>
                <Version>1.4</Version>
                <Subscription>
                        <Success>Success</Success>
                        <ResponseCode>1</ResponseCode>
                        <ErrorMessage />
                        <RequestIdentifier>SA1</RequestIdentifier>
                        <Id>00000011-0022-0033-0044-000000000055</Id>
                        <Version />
                        <Group>Ted Tester</Group>
                        <AmountInc>100.00</AmountInc>
                        <AmountPaid>0.00</AmountPaid>
                        <AmountTotal>0.00</AmountTotal>
                        <CoNo>999999</CoNo>
                        <EndCode>Indefinite</EndCode>
                        <EndDesc>Indefinitely</EndDesc>
                        <EndTime />
                        <IsLive>True</IsLive>
                        <IsTest>False</IsTest>
                        <Network>ACH</Network>
                        <NextTime>6/1/2012 12:00:00 AM</NextTime>
                        <Notes />
                        <Payments>0</Payments>
                        <PrevTime />
                        <PrevTranID />
                        <StartTime>6/1/2012 12:00:00 AM</StartTime>
                        <Status>Suspended</Status>
                        <SchCode>Weekly:2,20100615</SchCode>
                        <SchDesc>Every other Tuesday</SchDesc>
                        <UsesTime>False</UsesTime>
                        <Consumer>
                                <Success>Success</Success>
                                <ResponseCode>1</ResponseCode>
                                <ErrorMessage />
                                <RequestIdentifier />
                                <Id>00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000</Id>
                                <Version />
                                <CoNo>999999</CoNo>
                                <Name>Ted Tester</Name>
                                <Address1 />
                                <Address2 />
                                <City />
                                <State />
                                <Zip />
                                <Country />
                                <Phone />
                                <Email />
                                <DLN />
                                <DLS />
                                <SECCode />
                                <IsSavingsAccount>False</IsSavingsAccount>
                                <BankRoutingNumber>123456780</BankRoutingNumber>
                                <BankAccountNoMasked>xx3333</BankAccountNoMasked>
                                <SECCode />
                        </Consumer>
                </Subscription>
        </SubscriptionActivation>
</RecurringResponse>

LIST CONSUMER

Element Name

Required.

Description

ConsumerId

False1

Id of Consumer

RequestIdentifier

False2

This function’s specific user supplied identifier

1The ConsumerId is not required, but when it is input the search will only contain one result

2The RequestIdentifier is not required and not validated; whatever you pass in will be passed back

EXAMPLE REQUEST
<RecurringRequest>
      <ListConsumer>
            <RequestIdentifier>List01</RequestIdentifier>
      </ListConsumer>
      <Credential>
            <UserID>{Merchant Login}</UserID>
            <Password>{Merchant Password}</Password>
            <Version>1.4</Version>
      </Credential>
</RecurringRequest>
RESPONSE

The response is comprised of the ListConsumer and embedded Consumer objects.

EXAMPLE RESPONSE
<RecurringResponse>
      <ListConsumer>
            <Success>Success</Success>
            <ResponseCode>1</ResponseCode>
            <ErrorMessage />
            <RequestIdentifier>List01</RequestIdentifier>
            <Version>1.4</Version>
            <Consumer>
                  <Success>Success</Success>
                  <ResponseCode>1</ResponseCode>
                  <ErrorMessage />
                  <RequestIdentifier>List01</RequestIdentifier>
                  <Id>00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000</Id>
                  <Version />
                  <CoNo>999999</CoNo>
                  <Name>Joe TEST</Name>
                  <Address1>1313 Elm Street</Address1>
                  <Address2 />
                  <City>Scottsdale</City>
                  <State>AZ</State>
                  <Zip>85254</Zip>
                  <Country />
                  <Phone>5555555555</Phone>
                  <Email>Test@Test.com</Email>
                  <Birthday>1/1/1970 12:00:00 AM</Birthday>
                  <SSN>123456789</SSN>
                  <DLN>123456789</DLN>
                  <DLS>TX</DLS>
                  <SECCode>PPD</SECCode>
                  <IsSavingsAccount>False</IsSavingsAccount>
                  <BankRoutingNumber>122187238</BankRoutingNumber>
                  <BankAccountNoMasked>xxxx5678</BankAccountNoMasked>
                  <SECCode>PPD</SECCode>
            </Consumer>
      </ListConsumer>
</RecurringResponse>

LIST SUBSCRIPTION

The ListSubscription function returns a list of subscriptions for a merchant.

PARAMETER INFORMATION

Element Name

Required

Description

ConsumerId

False

When present this will return all subscriptions linked to this consumer

RequestIdentifier

False1

This function’s specific user supplied identifier

Group

False

The group to filter on

ActiveOnly

False

When false this will return Suspended, Active, and Ended subscriptions.  When true this will return only Active subscriptions

1 The RequestIdentifier is not required and not validated; whatever you pass in will be passed back

EXAMPLE REQUEST
<RecurringRequest>
      <ListSubscription>
            <Group>Ted Tester</Group>
      </ListSubscription>
      <Credential>
            <UserID>{Merchant Login}</UserID>
            <Password>{Merchant Password}</Password>
            <Version>1.4</Version>
      </Credential>
</RecurringRequest>
RESPONSE

The response is the ListSubscription, with embedded subscription and consumer information.

EXAMPLE RESPONSE
<RecurringResponse>
      <ListSubscription>
            <Success>Success</Success>
            <ResponseCode>1</ResponseCode>
            <ErrorMessage />
            <RequestIdentifier />
            <Version>1.4</Version>
            <Subscription>
                  <Success>Success</Success>
                  <ResponseCode>1</ResponseCode>
                  <ErrorMessage />
                  <RequestIdentifier />
                  <Id>00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000</Id>
                  <Version />
                  <Group>Ted Tester</Group>
                  <AmountInc>100.00</AmountInc>
                  <AmountPaid>0.00</AmountPaid>
                  <AmountTotal>0.00</AmountTotal>
                  <CoNo>999999</CoNo>
                  <EndCode>Indefinite</EndCode>
                  <EndDesc>Indefinitely</EndDesc>
                  <EndTime />
                  <IsLive>True</IsLive>
                  <IsTest>False</IsTest>
                  <Network>ACH</Network>
                  <NextTime>6/1/2012 12:00:00 AM</NextTime>
                  <Notes />
                  <Payments>0</Payments>
                  <PrevTime />
                  <PrevTranID />
                  <StartTime>6/1/2012 12:00:00 AM</StartTime>
                  <Status>Active</Status>
                  <SchCode>Weekly:2,20100615</SchCode>
                  <SchDesc>Every other Tuesday</SchDesc>
                  <UsesTime>False</UsesTime>
                  <Consumer>
                        <Success>Success</Success>
                        <ResponseCode>1</ResponseCode>
                        <ErrorMessage />
                        <RequestIdentifier />
                        <Id>00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000000</Id>
                        <Version />
                        <CoNo>999999</CoNo>
                        <Name>Ted Tester</Name>
                        <Address1 />
                        <Address2 />
                        <City />
                        <State />
                        <Zip />
                        <Country />
                        <Phone />
                        <Email />
                        <DLN />
                        <DLS />
                        <SECCode />
                        <IsSavingsAccount>False</IsSavingsAccount>
                        <BankRoutingNumber>123456780</BankRoutingNumber>
                        <BankAccountNoMasked>xx3333</BankAccountNoMasked>
                        <SECCode />
                  </Consumer>
            </Subscription>
      </ListSubscription>
</RecurringResponse>