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Salesforce Payments on SiteGenesis

With some limitations you can add Salesforce Payments to SiteGenesis.

Adding Salesforce Payments to your SiteGenesis instance:
  • Adds the Salesforce Payments multi-step checkout functionality to the SiteGenesis Checkout page
  • Adds PayPal express checkout to the SiteGenesis Checkout page
  • Adds Salesforce Payments express checkout to the SiteGenesis cart
  • Adds PayPal express checkout to the SiteGenesis mini-cart

To integrate Salesforce Payments with SiteGenesis, you modify the following B2C SiteGenesis instance components.

  • Cartridges
    A cartridge is a mechanism for packaging and deploying program code and data. You use cartridges to extend business functionality or integrate with external systems. A cartridge can deliver generic or application-specific functionality.
  • Controllers
    Controllers are server-side scripts that handle storefront requests. Controllers manage the flow of data in your application, and create ViewModels to process each storefront request as a route and generate an appropriate response. For example, in a storefront application, clicking a category menu item or entering a search term triggers a controller that renders a page.
  • Models and Views
    The controllers integrate into Models and Views. All scripts are Common JS modules with defined and documented exports to avoid polluting the global namespace.
  • Server-Side Scripts
    Server-side scripts handle client-side requests. All scripts are CommonJA modules with defined exports.
  • Client-Side Scripts
    Client-side js performs functions that don’t require information from the server.
  • SiteGenesis Templates, Forms, and CSS for Salesforce Payments
    Salesforce B2C Commerce storefront pages are created using ISML templates, CSS, and B2C Commerce forms, resulting in HTML that is rendered on the browser. Use these technologies to customize the look and feel of your storefront.

Infocenter Retirement: On June 30, 2023, the Infocenter was retired, and documentation currently hosted on the Infocenter will be published to Salesforce Help, Commerce Cloud Developer Center, and Salesforce B2C Commerce Developer Documentation Resources. For more information, see the release note.