Configure the Merchant Center custom application
Learn how to configure the Merchant Center custom application.
Configure the custom application
Once the Merchant Center custom application has been deployed, you need to configure it by adding it to your commercetools project.
To start the configuration process do the following:
Configure standard Digital River keys Set your API keys
Configure webhooks and webhook events
Create a webhook secret and warehouse address(es).
The initial configuration steps just listed are done in the Digital River dashboard.
Configure standard Digital River keys
Your Digital River Dashboard account provides separate keys for testing and for running live transactions. You can use these keys when sending API requests in either test or live mode. Resources in one mode cannot change resources in another mode.
You can apply a different API version to each individual key, or you can update the version on all keys in the current mode (test or live).
Configure standard keys in the Digital River dashboard. The API version must be 2021-03-23
Configure webhooks and webhook events
To keep commercetools synchronized with data in Digital River, a webhook is required with the following configuration values:
Property | Value | Note |
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API version | 2021-12-13 | |
Transport type | HTTP | Only HTTP transport type is supported |
Endpoint URL | {baseUrl}/api/v1/webhooks/digitalriver | The baseUrl will be defined by where you deploy the connector. You should front the connector with HTTPS in production |
Username | Not required but you may enable basic auth on the server fronting the connector | |
Password | Not required but you may enable basic auth on the server fronting the connector |
Once the webhook is configured, enable the following webhook events:
Event | Purpose |
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customer.source.created | Adds data to customer.custom.fields.drSources when a payment method is saved |
customer.source.deleted | Removes data from customer.custom.fields.drSources when a payment method is deleted |
order.blocked | Updates order.custom.fields.drOrderState and order.custom.fields.drFraudState |
order.cancelled | Updates order.custom.fields.drOrderState and order.custom.fields.drFraudState |
order.charge.cancel.complete | Creates/Updates CancelAuthorization transactions and payment.paymentStatus.interfaceCode |
order.charge.cancel.failed | Creates/Updates CancelAuthorization transactions and payment.paymentStatus.interfaceCode |
order.charge.capture.complete | Creates/Updates Charge transactions and payment.paymentStatus.interfaceCode |
order.charge.capture.failed | Creates/Updates Charge transactions and payment.paymentStatus.interfaceCode |
order.charge.capture.pending | Creates/Updates Charge transactions and payment.paymentStatus.interfaceCode |
order.complete | Updates order.custom.fields.drOrderState and order.custom.fields.drFraudState |
order.created | Updates cart shipping and tax info, creates cart from order |
order.accepted | Updates order.custom.fields.drOrderState and order.custom.fields.drFraudState. Adds authorize transaction if required data was not in order.created event |
order.credit_memo.created | Adds URL to order.custom.fields.drCreditMemoUrls |
order.fulfilled | Updates order.custom.fields.drOrderState and order.custom.fields.drFraudState |
order.invoice.created | Adds URL to order.custom.fields.drInvoiceUrls. |
order.review_closed | Updates order.custom.fields.drOrderState and order.custom.fields.drFraudState |
refund.complete | Creates/Updates Refund transaction and payment.paymentStatus.interfaceCode |
refund.failed | Creates/Updates Refund transaction and payment.paymentStatus.interfaceCode |
refund.pending | Creates/Updates Refund transaction and payment.paymentStatus.interfaceCode |
Create a webhook secret
This section describes how to create a webhook secret.
Obtain the Digital River secret key
Once you have configured the webhook and enabled webhook events, you can reveal and obtain the secret (confidential) key in the Digital River dashboard. This key is used when configuring the demo customer application (described later).
Follow the steps provided in the Configuring Custom Applications section of the commercetools documentation (link provided).
In step 6, use the following values:
Property | Value |
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Name | Digital River |
Application URL | The value you used for PRODUCTION_URL in Merchant-Center-Deployment |
Application entry point URI path | digital-river |
Oauth scopes for ViewDigitalRiver | view_key_value_documents |
Oauth scopes for ManageDigitalRiver | manage_key_value_documents |
Main menu - Default link label | Digital River |
Main menu - Link permissions | ManageDigitalRiver |
Main menu - Link icon | settings |
In the Submenu, add 3 links with these values
Link to | Default link label | Link permissions |
---|---|---|
api-keys | API Keys | ManageDigitalRiver |
warehouse | Warehouses | ManageDigitalRiver |
catalog-sync | Catalog Sync | ManageDigitalRiver |
After registering the application you will have access to the application id you need to deploy the application.
Now follow the Installing a Custom Applications steps. When assigning team permissions enable View all: Digital River and View and edit all: Digital River to give users access.
After completing the steps you should see the Digital River application at the bottom of the left navigation in the Merchant Center.
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