Add the Hosted Card Payments Component to an Experience Cloud Site
After a developer configures the Hosted Card Payments component, add the component to an
Experience Cloud site. Then, customers and partners can submit payments and save credit
information through the site. (Salesforce Billing Managed Package)
Required Editions
Available in: Salesforce Billing Winter ’20 and later
Important Before you can access the Hosted Card Payments component in the Experience
Builder or Lightning App Builder, a developer must embed the force:CardPayment code in a wrapper component. For developer instructions on coding
and configuring the component, read Hosted Card Payments Lightning Component.
The Hosted Card Payments component requires an active Enable Billing HPP Component setting in
Salesforce Billing. If your org doesn’t have this setting enabled, contact Salesforce Tier 3
Support.
From Setup, in the Quick Find box, enter Digital Experiences, and
then select All Sites. Find your Experience Cloud site and click
Builder.
Click the
Components
icon, then go to Custom Components. Find the Hosted Card Payments component
and drag it to your Experience Cloud site page.
If your developer has enabled the component’s properties pane, you can access it by
selecting your component within the builder. Use the pane to hide fields, set required fields,
and update labels.
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