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This is a non-technical overview page. Please use the template provided bellow along with the content provided on the mother page of this section + your own research to fill it out.
You can use the headless checkout as an example: https://scayle.dev/en/checkout-guide/integration/headless-checkout/introduction
Make sure to link out to new EAA compliance page
Feature Summary
Start with a high-level explanation focusing on what the feature does and why it matters. This should be concise and jargon-free.
Example:
SCAYLE’s Express Checkout provides a fast, streamlined payment experience using digital wallets. It redirects customers to a review page after payment authorization, helping minimize errors and fraud while keeping the checkout experience smooth and secure.
Key Benefits
Highlight important functionality and what the system can do for the user.
Use 3–5 bullet points to summarize key benefits in a business-value-centric tone. Also explain how the user may best use this feature
Example from Express CO:
- Reduce checkout friction with fewer steps and faster payment flows.
- Minimize fraud and errors by validating user details post-payment authorization.
- Support for promotional rules and real-time validation of discounts.
- Increased conversion through guest-friendly express flow.
- Simplified compliance by controlling editable fields on the final confirmation page.
You may
- customize default Carriers
- configure new Carriers
- assign dedicated Shipping Options to specific Carriers
- optimize costs by setting Minimum Order Values for free shipping
- …and customize a lot along the way.
Capabilities Overview
This section should clearly outline what is and is not supported.
Example still from express CO
✔️ Supported
- Digital wallet payments (PayPal, Klarna via direct integration)
- Discounts via Promotion Engine
- Real-time shipping fee and promo validation
- Shipping address editing on Order Review Page
❌ Not Supported
- Third-party payment integrations (e.g., Adyen)
- Collection points or parcel shop delivery
- Changing billing address or payment method on review page
- Gift cards, vouchers, loyalty points in express flow
- Address book functionality in express checkout
Understanding the freature
Explain main concepts a user would need to understand in order to configure / prepare this feature
Example from carriers:
In SCAYLE's logistics and shipping system, the Carrier concept is defined by two key elements:
- CarrierKey (Carrier Code)
- CarrierGroupKey
Those keys serve distinct functions within the shipping process. In combination, they streamline both the logistical and user-facing aspects of the shipping process and are configured as Carrier Type.
CarrierKey (Carrier Code)
The carrierKey defines, which shipping provider is used, when a customer places an order. Carrier keys are often country-specific (i.e. hermes_at) as shipping contracts are typically tailored to individual countries.
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CarrierGroupKey
The carrierGroupKey controls how the Carrier is visually represented during the Checkout process.
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Use visuals to demonstrate what users will see. Include labeled screenshots of critical parts.
Key Notes & Limitations
Use callouts or warning boxes for special rules and limitations that users should be aware of.
Examples from Express CO:
- ⚠️ Address Book not supported: All address edits must happen manually on the review page.
- ⚠️ Pre-filled Billing Info: Comes from the payment provider and can’t be changed.
- ⚠️ Order Total May Change: Changes in address or promo eligibility may update final price.
- ⚠️ Payment Re-Authorization Possible: If final price differs significantly, a re-auth prompt may occur.
[Optional] Rule Engine, HTML slots, Data Mapping, Relation tot other services, Best practices and complementary features that can be used with this one (optional, add only when relevant)
In this section describe additional things the user can do with this feature via teh elements listed in this title. Example - carrier