LWR checkout integration triggers and payment processing
Key Takeaway
In a store built on an LWR template, entering or changing a delivery address triggers the shipping charge and tax calculations. Checkout only authorizes payment, and the integrated Salesforce Order Management captures funds and issues refunds afterward.
A store built on an LWR template uses outside services for shipping, tax, and payment during cart and checkout. Buyer actions start these services at set points. To work with checkout, you need to know what each action triggers and where the payment work passes to Salesforce Order Management.
Three integration points
B2B and B2C stores built on an LWR template support three third-party integration points in cart and checkout.
| Integration point | What it does |
|---|---|
| Shipping | Calculates and writes shipping costs per delivery group |
| Taxes | Calculates and adds tax for cart items |
| Payment | Gets tokens and authorizations from a provider |
A predefined set of flows connects these provider packages. Buyer actions in the storefront UI trigger the integrations.