Decide where the shopper should purchase
A normal button link can take a shopper to a store product page. A dynamic cart or checkout connection requires integration work; pasting an API URL into a button does not create that connection.
Set up the flow with Jurni
1
Share the intended journey
Tell the Jurni team your commerce provider, storefront domain, product, and desired action. Include a working example from your current store.
2
Confirm the integration
For a cart API or custom checkout, introduce your developer. Agree how product options, quantities, subscriptions, discounts, and the cart session reach checkout. Keep credentials in the agreed secure integration channel, not in AI prompts.
3
Build the page around that path
Use a direct CTA for a store product-page link, or a connected purchasing section for the agreed cart/checkout implementation. The displayed choices must match what the destination can actually purchase.
4
Test purchase and measurement
Start at the campaign link and complete the agreed test journey. Check the actual items and total, then confirm with the team how the completed purchase returns to Jurni reporting.