New Jumpstart Pro features: SCA & Integrations

👋Hey guys! I just wanted to let everyone know that Jumpstart has been updated with SCA support in Stripe and we've also introduced some third-party integrations like ConvertKit, Mailchimp, Drip, and Intercom.

💰Strong Customer Authentication (SCA) is a huge update I've been working on for a couple months. It doesn't change a whole lot in the app, so but behind the scenes, it runs a new payment process with Stripe. The Javascript and Pay gem have both been upgraded to handle authentication modals when required and we've now got the Stripe CLI we can use to forward webhooks from Stripe in development mode.

https://jumpstartrails.com/jumpstart/docs/billing

🛠Third-Party Integrations is another big feature I've been wanting to add for a while. You can now add your credentials for popular error and performance monitoring tools and we'll install the gems and configure them for you.

We also handle some other services like ConvertKit, Drip, Mailchimp and Intercom. These work the same way: you'll drop in your credentials and we'll configure the clients for you. Email marketing services each have their own clients that you can use to subscribe your users to your mailing lists wherever you like. You can find more information on that in the documentation.

https://jumpstartrails.com/jumpstart/docs/integrations

🙋‍♂️Since this is brand new, I'm sure there will be bugs. Leave an issue on GitLab or email me chris@gorails.com if you find anything that needs fixing or would like to suggest anything!

Thanks Chris Oliver , this is awesome. 
Well done on getting this massive piece of work done!

Loving the integrations and one-time payments you've added too 🥳
Going to give these features a spin later today.

 

Chris Oliver   awesome and so fast! You opened a topic about integrations about a week ago :)

will try integrations today 👍

Just added a video to the Billing documentation to walkthrough the SCA changes: https://youtu.be/Cn8YlkDB1EM

Chris Oliver   Great job 👍 Does pay gem receive Stripe's checkout webhooks and still record payments in the database? 

I suppose checkout redirection works quite similar to SCA and with the help of a parameter value we can run checkout script and in that case let Stripe take care of all authentication too.  Perhaps it can be optional.

Stripe released "chargeback protection", which only works under checkout. That may be useful for many businesses.
https://stripe.com/radar/chargeback-protection

 

I haven't looked into Checkout yet, but Pay does receive webhooks so it probably would do what you need. You would need to probably extend the webhook processing to actually give the customer access to the product they purchased after the charge succeeds, but that would be it.