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Standards and certifications
Learn about Digital River's build standards and certification process.
You can work with Digital River to create a connector that meets our build standards, conduct tool-specific and store-specific certifications, and then deploy the connector to end sites. The following pages explain how to navigate this process:
- Certification process: A high-level and detailed explanation of how to certify your commerce connector tool.
- Compliance requirements: An introduction to the Merchant of Record/Seller of Record (MOR/SOR) requirements that your tool and the client sites it implements must meet. This section also describes the store compliance review and previews the learning tools we provide you to better understand the MOR/SOR requirements.
- Integration checklists: A set of checklists that cover important Digital River features your commerce connector should integrate.
By adhering to these standards and completing these certifications, you can take advantage of our commerce and payment products. More specifically, you'll be able to create certified, reusable components that integrate Digital River features into your platform and then deploy them across your client base.
The standards and certifications outlined here are intended for product managers, platform developers, and QA teams who want to learn how to integrate with Digital River.
Product managers can use these build standards to:
- Learn how to direct the different teams collaborating on these implementations
- Organize and determine how to accomplish the following build tasks:
Platform developers and engineers can use these build standards to:
- Understand fundamental coding principles and the available Digital River APIs
- Acquire a better understanding of:
Members of QA teams can use these build standards to:
- Determine appropriate tests for a variety of use cases that are based on your platform's preferred testing method
- Understand common integration scenarios that cover pre-certification (i.e., not specific to a client) and post-certification, as each client's end site is built and deployed.
If you're already a Digital River partner, we encourage you to access our partner portal. And if you'd like to become a Digital River partner, please contact us.
Here you'll find important resources to assist you in building your commerce connector, such as helper libraries, compliance guides, a Postman collection, and fundamental information on the Digital River API. You'll also find a list of common terms and their frequently used aliases.
Term | Aliases |
|---|---|
Integration | Tool, Certified integration, Connector |
Commerce provider | Systems integrator, Platform, Ecosystem |
Client implementation | End site, Checkout experience, Store |
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