Hello,
My organization is currently developing a standalone ecommerce site that is hoping to use the Clover hosted checkout functionality to eliminate/greatly reduce our PCI compliance burden.
We already have an existing relationship with Clover and utilize Clover POS devices for other endeavors, so we're hoping to utilize Clover for digital payments on this site instead of initiating an additional, separate vendor relationship. With that said, this new site is not intended to utilize POS devices, Clover inventory management, or the Clover app store. We essentially only want to pass cart/price info to the hosted checkout page where an end user can make a payment through Clover and then be redirected back to our site.
I've been trying to follow the Hosted Checkout API documentation, however, it's not clear to me if our exact use case is an intended usage pattern for Clover. I've created an Ecommerce API Token with integration type HOSTED_CHECKOUT from our business account, however, this token does not work in the Clover sandbox environment.
I'm hoping to get clarification as to whether we're on the right track/utilizing a valid access pattern. If so, I'm curious what I need to do to start utilizing the sandbox environment for development purposes.
Any insight you can provide is appreciated.
Thank you!