Storefront UI
Cleverbridge offers numerous storefront UI features that you can integrate with your front-end and applications, including:
Catalog and Product UIs
Catalogs and product UIs display tailored information about your product line to a customer. Every Cleverbridge-hosted catalog and product page has an individual URL that adjusts based on the customer’s IP address and language settings. As a result, you can choose to display specific products and prices to a customer located in specific regions. You can also determine the look and feel of the catalog or product page by including a banner, product images, and descriptions.
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For more information about catalogs and product UIs, see Use the Cleverbridge Product Catalog instead of Your Product Pages.
Checkout and Sign-up UIs
Checkout and sign-up UIs enable customers to purchase or sign up for your products using a PCI-compliant flow. Depending on your business needs and legal requirements, these UIs could include a variety of features or pages, such as a shopping cart, checkout page, review page The review page contains summary information about the purchase a customer is about to make., confirmation page The confirmation page is displayed after a customer makes a purchase. The confirmation page contains the order confirmation and delivery information., order-related documents, and any other Cleverbridge-hosted or client-branded features.
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| Checkout Page |
Contains shopping cart items, customer data, and payment options. The checkout information can be on one web page or split into two or more pages. |
| Shopping Cart |
Contains information such as products, pricing, quantity, tax, product information, and so on. Customers can change the quantity of products or remove products from the shopping cart with this component. |
| Review Page |
Contains summary information before the customer makes the purchase. The customer can review the information and make changes, if necessary. |
| Confirmation Page |
Contains order confirmation and delivery information after the customer makes the purchase. Customers can download more specific information about the order or the delivery instructions. |
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For more information about checkout and sign-up UIs, see Checkout Guide.
Customer Self-Service UIs
Self-service UIs enable customers to manage their subscriptions themselves. These UIs can include a variety of options, such as to upgrade, downgrade, add items, change payment details, renew subscriptions, turn off automatic renewal, and update contact information.
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For more information about customer self-service UIs, see Offer Self-Service Solutions to Subscription Customers.
As a developer, there are three methods you can use to integrate features. The following table provides an overview of these different integration methods, as well as links to get more information.
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| Full Page Integration |
You and your partners/affiliates can easily integrate the UI into your front-end using links. |
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| Pop-Up Integration |
You can offer a seamless experience on your website with a pop-up frame. No redirects to other websites occur. |
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| Embedded Integration | You can offer a seamless experience on your website with an embedded frame. No redirects to other websites occur. | Example Embedded |
| In-App Integration |
Customers can make transactions from within your desktop application. As with the pop-up integration, the process is frictionless. |