List of Checkout Process Parameters

Cleverbridge product ID or internal product ID of the selected product(s). Separate multiple product IDs with a comma. If the internal product ID is used, it should be preceded by the capital letter I.

By default, if a product is added more than once to the shopping cart, the quantity of the existing line item is increased.

Set this parameter to true to allow multiple occurrences of the same product.

Time until the first recurring billing event occurs. <unit> can be M for months or D for days.

Set the quantity of the product or product list. The customer can change the quantity of the products in the checkout process. If no quantity parameter is set, a single quantity is used as default.

Enables you to limit the quantity values available in the quantity selector drop-down for the customer in the checkout process. Pass the number list separated by commas in the quantities parameter in the URL.

The quantity selector drop-down can only be enabled when package pricing is configured. To enable package pricing, choose Top-Down Discount (Packages) in your product pricing setup and define the price for each available quantity.

Use a numeric value for the quantity of the product.

Use a numeric value for the quantity of the product.

Overrides the minimum and maximum quantity of the product. If these values are the same, the user cannot change the quantity in the cart.

By default, items with a quantity of zero are automatically removed from the cart. Set this parameter to true to allow items with zero quantity.

This feature can be useful if you want to offer the customer a product selection.

One of your entered coupon codes from within our database. This coupon code will be used for all products it is valid for. The customer automatically receives the discount and doesn’t have to enter the code during the checkout process.

By default, coupons are enabled if at least one product in the cart has an active coupon.

By setting this parameter to false, the coupon input field is not shown.

By setting this parameter to force, the coupon input field is shown, even though all included items are already discounted with an included coupon= parameter. This can be useful if you want to allow a customer to add a different coupon (with a higher discount).

By default, coupons are enabled if at least one product in the cart has an active coupon.

By setting this parameter to force, the coupon input field is shown, even though all included items are already discounted with an included coupon= parameter. This can be useful if you want to allow a customer to add a different coupon (with a higher discount).

Prevent customers from changing cart items.

Set this parameter to true to reset the entire cart information in the current session; for example, coupon codes and recommendations submitted by a parameter.

Set this parameter to true to remove all items from the cart. Coupon codes and recommendations will still be active for new items added to the cart.

By default, a cookie is not set in the customer’s browser. Set this parameter to true to enable a cookie for a persistent cart.

Submit this parameter with a display URL (PURL) to reset any pre-existing MVT Multivariate testing (MVT) is a technique for testing two or more different variables in the checkout process to determine which variable creates more revenue or a higher conversion rate. candidate cookies on the customer's browser. As a result, Cleverbridge will re-evaluate all MVT criteria for this customer.

Use this parameter with cookies turned on to offer an Add to Cart option on your product listing pages. The Continue Shopping URL should then link back to your product catalog.

The value of the parameter should be URL encoded.

Use this parameter to protect continue shopping links from phishing attacks and prevent unauthorized redirect links being created. It contains a hash string calculated using the seed for continue url protection. The hash will be appended automatically to the Continue Shopping URL when a URL is entered into the Continue URL textbox in the Link Generator (Advanced) under Cart settings.

Pre-assigned language codes, based on ISO 639-1.

Reduces the language selection to those specified in the parameter. Use commas to separate items in the list. The codes are based on ISO 639-1.

Set this to true to remove the language selection option from the cart.

Set this parameter to false to hide information on volume discounts in the shopping cart.

This might be useful in targeted marketing, where you would usually expect your customers to only purchase a quantity of one.

Set this parameter to false to completely deactivate volume discounts for this transaction.

This parameter triggers a higher price scale for a purchase, which allows a higher volume discount for purchasing additional licenses.

For example, if a customer has already purchased 15 licenses and later purchases 10 more, where the next discount level is set to 20+, this parameter qualifies the new purchase for the higher discount.

This parameter must be protected to prevent customer misuse. For more information, contact Client Experience.

Additional quantity options:

&basequantity_<ProductID> 
&basequantity_s<SelectionID> 
&basequantity_i<InternalProductID> 
&basequantity[]

Use this parameter to override a price configuration set up in the Applicable Price Configurator in the Commerce Assistant. This parameter controls which prices are used.

Add new price rules each time you link to cleverbridge, instead of providing an exclusive list of price rules.

Parameter for the recommendation. Add a comma at the end of the values to include all campaigns that would usually be applied when no parameters are submitted in addition to the submitted campaigns. The example below includes the campaigns XS01, upab, cd and all default campaigns.

To deactivate all recommendations, use the parameter recommendation=none with no trailing comma.

Add new recommendations each time you link to cleverbridge, instead of providing an exclusive list of recommendations.

Internal parameter provided by Cleverbridge for the tracking campaign.

Set this parameter to false to disable affiliate tracking.

Add new tracking codes each time you link to cleverbridge, instead of providing an exclusive list of tracking codes

The unique identifier issued for every URL. By using this unique identifier, Cleverbridge can decide if an order should be accepted for a given URL. The client is responsible for choosing a unique identifier for each URL not used by the client before. Letters, numbers, and characters are allowed as part of this unique ID.

Defines the expiration date of the dynamic protected URL. Dynamic protected URLs are valid for a maximum of twelve months, starting on the day the client sends the URL to the customer. If a customer uses this URL after the expiration date, the customer is redirected to an error page stating that the URL is no longer valid. The date should be specified based on ISO 8601.

Defines the number of times the dynamic protected URL can be used for a purchase. If customers use an unexpired URL with the number of uses already reached, customers are directed to an error page stating that the URL is no longer available.

Checksum of the entire query string. The hash is calculated using the complete query string and the Seed for query protection. For more information, see Create a Dynamic Protected URL (Dynamic UURL).

The specification for URLs limits the types of characters allowed. If you submit customer data as parameters in the URL, be aware that most special characters must be submitted in a URL-encoded form. Further information about URL encoding and a content-encoding tool are available at https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1738.txt.