A Stripe collection is a special method for storing data to be used in Stripe checkouts.
Collections are persistent, they are stored in the user’s browser. To build a collection you send data (action) to the collection when users click on elements on your pages. Stripe products will be automatically created before taking the user to checkout.
Fields
A description of the fields available in an Aeropage Stripe Collection. The key elements for adding items to a collection are the product id, price, qty, title, description and image.
Product ID*
The unique identifier for the product. Does not need to be an existing stripe product, you can use the record id from your database.
Customer ID
A unique identifier for the customer. This can be used to accuratelt track customer information and transactions, ensuring that each purchase is accurately associated with the correct customer.
Product Price
Description: The price of the product in dollars. This field represents the cost of a single unit of the product and is crucial for calculating the total amount during checkout.
Product Name
The name of the product. This field provides a human-readable identifier for the product, making it easier for customers to recognize and select items.
Product Description
A detailed description of the product. This field offers additional information about the product, including features and benefits, to help customers make informed purchasing decisions.
Name: Product Description Example : The latest Nike Air Max training shoes for discerning runners.
Product Image
The image of the product. This visual representation helps customers identify the product and enhances the overall shopping experience by providing a clear picture of what they are buying.
Example : [an image url or attachment]
Item Quantity
The quantity of the item. This field indicates how many units of the product are being purchased and is essential for inventory management and calculating the total price.
Interval
For recurring products (subscriptions) - the interval of the subscription (e.g., day, week, month, year). This field defines the frequency at which a subscription recurs, allowing for the setup of various subscription plans.
Interval Count
The number of intervals between each subscription. This field specifies how many intervals pass before the subscription renews, enabling flexible subscription durations.