General workflow
Learn more about installing the connector cartridges and secure payments.
Install the connector cartridges
The Salesforce B2C LINK Cartridge package contains three cartridges with the Drop-in functionality for Storefront Reference Architecture (SFRA):
bm_digitalriver
The Business Manager extension cartridge:
Communicates with Digital River services and reports if they are up or down. These include static requests that use the REST API to send a payload to the Digital River services. Check the response to see if the service returns an expected successful response.
Gives permission to execute jobs. The text label on the job status button indicates the job can be launched or that it is being executed. See section Business Manager Roles & Permissions about adding the context menu item to a role.
int_digitalriver
This integration cartridge contains API integrations that form requests, parse responses, and updates objects.
int_digitalriver_sfra
This integration cartridge delivers adjustments and extensions to existing storefront functionality.
Checkout flow
The following sequence diagram shows the interaction between the Shopper, Salesforce B2C Commerce, the Salesforce B2C Commerce App, and Digital River.
Privacy and payments
This cartridge accesses customer profile data to send the SFCC Customer ID and email to Digital River.
Digital River provides Payment Card Industry (PCI) compliance, tokenization, and fraud screening through an API reference (Digital River is a Level 1 PCI-compliant service provider).
Enter payment information at checkout to interact with secure payment fields—DigitalRiver.js provides the secure fields within a Salesforce-hosted page; Digital River never redirects a shopper to another page.
When brands use this cartridge on their Salesforce store, Digital River:
Provides payment methods
Validates card data
Tokenizes customer information
Performs fraud screening
Collects sensitive card data
Processes transactions in a manner that is fully compliant with the Payment Card Industry Data Security Standards (PCI DSS).
Customer payment data is stored on Digital River’s secure servers, never on Salesforce servers.
For additional privacy information, contact your Digital River Account Manager.
Last updated
