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Welcome you to your brand new Spiffy account. Before you jump into exploring your new account and creating checkout pages, you will need to run through a few simple steps...
You have the option to delete the checkout, or just deactivate it, meaning you can still access the checkout editor, or even reactivate it later. Deleting a Checkout Deleting a...
Duplicating an existing checkout is a quick and easy way to save time, especially if you want to include similar things, like addons & upsells, or identical content on multiple...
Yes, Spiffy is PCI compliant. We take your security very seriously, here at Spiffy. Spiffy doesn’t collect, store or pass any customer credit card data. This is handled directly by...
In order to get the most out of Spiffy, and provide the most seamless customer experience, it’s important to make sure you have a few Stripe settings adjusted before you...
Stripe doesn’t allow for the use of test cards, so it will require testing your Checkouts and Flows using a live order. The best way to test is to adjust...
Want to set up multiple Thank You Pages? No Problem. We’ve made it super simple with our drag-and-drop Checkout Flows editor. Checkout Flows make it possible to add post-purchase, one-click...
You can pass values through the URL to the Checkout, to pre-select specific Subscription Plans, and Options when the Checkout loads. This is super simple to setup, even though it...
Take rate is a Payment Plan Performance stat on the Checkout Dashboard that shows you the percentage of people who purchase on a specific checkout and take a Payment Plan...
To help prevent checkout fraud/spam and bot purchases, we introduced a reCAPTCHA that is automatically triggered when suspicious activity and interaction with a checkout is detected.
Address autocomplete on checkouts is turned on by default. If you do not want autocomplete enabled, you can turn this off. Here’s how to find this setting: