WordPress integration with Passslot API

Job ID: 37087960

Budget: $30 – $250 USD

Hi there. I manage a WordPress website for a restaurant business. The website has a reservation form which is basically a Contact Form 7 plugin. On the other side, I've got an account on Passslot.com I use to create Apple's Passbook passes. I've got everything required by the Passslot service set up (Pass Type ID, Apple Certificates) etc.

The idea is to retrieve the data submitted through the Reservation Form (if not possible, it could be an ordinary html/php form) and then connect to Passslot API https://www.passslot.com/developer/api/resources#template-pass-generation to "post" these data and generate a pass with the reservation details submitted by the client (user). Actually I do not intend to make a deeper integration of my WordPress site with Passslot API, maybe in the near future, after experiencing the developed solution I might receive here.

The Passslot team advised us this is a simple task for an experienced developer, so I'd like your help and suggestions so that I can better suit the budget to a final high quality solution delivered by you.

Thank you in advance for your attention.
Here are additional details about the request:

The Passslot API Documentation can be checked here: https://www.passslot.com/documentation
You'll notice Passslot has a PHP SDK available for download.

- After the CF7 form submission, the integration with Passslot API will do the pass generation: https://www.passslot.com/developer/api/resources#template-pass-generation

Both of the following actions are desired after the customer fills out the form our submits it:

- After the customer fills out the form, it will prompt them to download the .pkpass file...
- After the customer submits the form, they will receive a short link for the pass on their e-mail inbox - https://www.passslot.com/developer/api/resources#passes

Extra Resources:
I can give the required API Key and Pass Type ID for tests purposes.
I can give you WordPress temporary access if needed.
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