Our First-Party Approach
In traditional checkout systems, you would wait for third parties to integrate their solution into your chosen checkout. With our first-party integration, we have done the heavy-lifting already, making sure that for vital integrations a compatibility module already exists.
Shipping solutions
When a shipment module is added to the Loki Checkout, the available shipping rates are added automatically as radio-buttons to the shipping method section. However, often more is needed: Logos need to be displayed. A shipping method might offer both pickup locations and delivery dates. And when a list of pickup locations is available, this list needs to be made selectable via a dropdown or maybe even a map.
We took care of this: Shipment modules can implement logo resolvers, delivery date providers, pickup location providers and much more. And the Loki Map Components offer ready-made integration in Google Maps and Open Street Maps.
Payment integrations
The first step of integration a PSP into the Loki Checkout is to add a logo and to make sure a possible redirect to an external portal is properly setup. However, most PSPs add a custom JavaScript API with their own components, popup screens, loaders and what more, to make sure an in-checkout payment can be accomplished.
With the Loki Checkout, we created a Loki Checkout Payments API to facilitate the various PSP types and make sure integrations can follow existing patterns. As a proof-of-the-pudding, we created numerous payment integrations. It works.
EU VAT validation
The VAT ID field is preconfigured with the relevant country prefix. On top of this, VAT IDs are validated server-side. And when configured to do so, it will be validated against the VIES service with VATLayer as an optional fallback. Geissweb EU VAT Enhanced is supported too.
