The intended architecture
The merchant’s website or application manages its own orders and customer journey. Merchant tools are intended to support visibility and operational follow-up.
Map the business states first
Before choosing a technical approach, identify the order reference, the point at which payment begins, and the business response to each outcome. Document unsuccessful attempts, uncertain results, customer abandonment, and repeat actions. This business map helps the technical team ask the right questions when documentation becomes available.
Implementation and testing stages
The intended sequence is requirements assessment, agreed access, implementation, testing, validation, and activation after necessary approvals. Testing should cover the customer journey and the merchant’s records, not just whether a screen opens. Evaluate how information is kept consistent after retries, interruptions, and delayed outcomes. The final test plan must reflect the confirmed partner interface and permitted flows.
Request technical information
Tell us your platform, technology stack, current payment or order architecture, registration country, and intended use case. Identify who owns the integration and which capabilities are essential. Production API endpoints, SDK packages, credentials, and operational documentation are not published here because they have not been verified. Contact us for a scoped technical discussion rather than building against assumed endpoints.
- 01Your businessWebsite or application
- 02Sofa WorkUnified gateway
- 03Processing servicesSpecialist payment partners
The payment outcome needs to be linked back to the merchant’s order or service reference. Exact responsibilities and interfaces depend on the agreed arrangement.
FAQ
Can it connect to an existing website or application?
Discuss your current platform and customer journey with our team to clarify integration requirements and the relevant service scope.
How do I confirm the right service scope?
Contact our team to discuss your business activity, country, and integration requirements. This website provides information; service scope and approvals require explicit confirmation.