Local checkout

Local Checkout with Core dna

The Local Checkout feature in Core dna allows businesses to customize the checkout process on their websites. This functionality streamlines purchase completion by adapting to the specific needs of local markets, enhancing user experience, and potentially increasing conversion rates.

How Local Checkout Works with Core dna

Core dna's Local Checkout is designed to integrate seamlessly with its content management and e-commerce platforms. It allows businesses to provide a checkout process that can reflect local currencies, payment methods, and tax calculations. This adaptability ensures that customers get a familiar and efficient buying experience regardless of their location.

Core dna provides API support to connect different payment gateways that are popular within specific geographies. Local Checkout leverages this capability to offer payment options like PayPal, Stripe, and other region-specific alternatives. By using Core dna's robust backend, businesses can easily configure and manage these options from a centralized dashboard.

Key Features of Local Checkout in Core dna

• Currency Localization: Automatically displays prices in the local currency of the user.
• Tax Calculations: Incorporates local tax laws to provide accurate tax computations.
• Payment Method Integration: Supports integration with local payment gateways and mediums.
• Customizable Checkout Flow: Modify the checkout steps to suit local preferences.

Practical Use Cases

Consider a business expanding its e-commerce operations to international markets. By leveraging Core dna's Local Checkout feature, the business can cater to customers in different regions by offering localized currency, tax, and payment options. For instance, a U.S.-based company can use Local Checkout to offer options like SEPA bank transfers for European customers or Alipay for the Chinese market. This capability enhances trust and can significantly boost sales and customer satisfaction in various locales.

Implementation Example

Let's say a retail company is using Core dna to build their online presence and aims to reach out to Australian and Canadian audiences. With Local Checkout, the company can set up two separate checkout processes – one showing prices in Australian dollars and another in Canadian dollars. This setup will also automatically apply respective tax rules and integrate preferred local payment options, like Afterpay for Australia and Interac for Canada.

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