Apple Pay

Salesforce Commerce Cloud provides the integration with Apple Pay on the Web, where Adyen is used as one of the payment facilitators to accept Apple Pay tokens and process them.

There are two ways to set up Apple Pay:

Use Adyen's Apple Pay certificate (recommended): This integration is provided by the Adyen cartridge. This option is a faster way to add Apple Pay to your integration and requires less configuration.
Use your own Apple Pay certificate: This integration is provided by Salesforce Commerce Cloud, and you can only enable the Apple Pay express checkout flow.

This integration allows shoppers to check out with Apple Pay or Apple Pay express, where the Pay button is displayed on the checkout and mini-cart page.

Step 1: Enable Apple Pay

Add Apple Pay in your test Customer Area.

You will be asked for Shop websites: your website URLs, for example https://www.mystore.com. If you add more than one, separate them with a comma.
You cannot use http://localhost to test.

You don't need to add Apple Pay certificates in the Wallet section.

Apple Pay is set up in your integration after this step, you don't need to set up any additional configurations in your Salesforce .

Step 2 (optional): Set up Apple Pay Express in Salesforce Commerce Cloud

The integration supports Apple Pay express payment method, where the Pay button is displayed on the cart page and mini cart view. To enable Apple Pay Express, configure the following settings in the Salesforce Business Manager:

Go to Merchant Tools > Site Preferences > Adyen Settings > Express Checkout.
Enable Apple Pay Express.

Step 3 (optional): Set up tokenization for Apple Pay

It is possible to tokenize shopper's payment details when accepting payments with Apple Pay. To enable tokenization, configure the following settings in the Salesforce Business Manager:

Go to Merchant Tools > Site Preferences > Adyen Settings > Additional Settings.
Enable Apple Pay tokenization.
Go to Merchant Tools > Site Preferences > Order.
Enable Generate Customer No. for Guest Preferences.

Step 4: Test Apple Pay

Use Apple's test card numbers to test your integration. Refer to Apple Documentation for a full list of test cards and instructions on how to add those to your test device.
You can check the status of an Apple Pay test payment in Customer Area > Transactions > Payments.

Step 5: Go live with Apple Pay

To enable Apple Pay in the Live environment, set up the domain association file in the Salesforce Business Manager:

Go to Merchant Tools > Site Preferences > Adyen Settings > Local Payment Methods.
Set the input field for the Apple Pay domain association file.
Go to Merchant Tools > SEO > Aliases.
Define the following alias so that the domain association file is externally accessible in the path specified by Apple:

The "locale" must be one that is enabled in your sandbox.

This integration allows shopper to checkout only with Apple Pay express, where the Pay button is displayed on the product and checkout page.

Step 1: Enable Apple Pay

Before you begin to set up Apple Pay on the Web, make sure that we have your Apple merchant identifier and payment processing certificate.

Refer to Enable Apple Pay and follow the instructions to:

Create your merchant identifier.
Log in to your Apple Developer account at https://developer.apple.com and follow the instructions to enable Apple Pay capabilities.
Create a payment processing certificate.

You do not need to follow the steps to register and validate your merchant domain or create a merchant identity certificate on the page.

Step 2: Set up Apple Pay in Salesforce Commerce Cloud

In the Salesforce Business Manager, go to Merchant Tools > Site Preferences > Apple Pay.
In the Payment integration section, fill in the following fields:

Field	Description
Apple Pay Enabled?	Select the checkbox.
Apple Merchant ID	Enter your Apple Merchant ID (configurable in https://developer.apple.com/).
Apple Merchant Name	Your business name, for example COMPANY INC.. This name will be visible in the Apple Pay payment sheet.
Country Code	Enter your Country Code.
Merchant Capabilities	Select 3DS.
Supported Networks	Select the supported networks.
Redirect Pages to HTTPS?	Select the checkbox.
Use Commerce Cloud Apple Pay Payment API?	Select the checkbox.
Payment Provider URL	Use https://pal-test.adyen.com/pal/adapter/Demandware/authorise for Test or https://pal-live.adyen.com/pal/adapter/Demandware/authorise for Live.
Payment Provider Merchant ID	Enter your Adyen Merchant Account name.
API Version	Select the latest.
Use Basic Authentication?	Select the checkbox.
Payment Provider User	Your API credential (ws@Company.[YourCompanyAccount]) from the Adyen Customer Area. You can find this under Developers > API credentials.
Payment Provider Password	Your API credential password from the Adyen Customer Area. To find your password, go to Developers > API credentials and select the credential: ws@Company.[YourCompanyAccount]. You need to use the Basic auth password.
Use JWS?	Leave it unselected.
JWS Private Key Alias	Leave it empty.

Register Apple Sandbox/Production domain on the Domain Registration section of Salesforce Commerce Cloud.
In the Salesforce Business Manager, go to Merchant Tools > Ordering > Payment Methods > DW_APPLE_PAY and set Payment Processor to Adyen_Component.

Step 3: Install the Salesforce Commerce Cloud Apple Pay plugin

Make sure you have access to the Salesforce Commerce Cloud GitHub community.
Download the Apple Pay cartridge (plugin-applepay) from the Salesforce Commerce Cloud GitHub repository.

If you get a 404 error, double-check your access to the Salesforce Commerce Cloud GitHub community.
In the Salesforce Business Manager, install the Salesforce Commerce Cloud Apple Pay cartridge that you downloaded.
Add plugin_applepay after int_adyen_overlay to your cartridge path.
Remove the hooks.json file from inside the plugin_applepay cartridge, or customize the file to suit your use case.

For any questions regarding this integration, contact Salesforce Commerce Cloud directly.

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