Hello we are a building a city pass site. I need to have date selection they want their pass to be active from. I also need to have required birth date field in the checkout to collect the birth date. Also if someone adds 2 passes i need to give option for 2 different information forms, one for each person. If 3, I need 3 different names and birth dates. Can be one email checkout tho. Anyone can help with how to achieve that?
Hi @kyriacosgeo.
Josh with Foxy here. We’ve already been chatting via email. Just in case anyone else has similar needs, this can be done with Foxy + Webflow.
Here to help if anyone needs assistance or has questions: hello@foxy.io
Hey Kyriacos, my sense is you’ve gone the wrong direction here on the e-com part.
Webflow’s e-com isn’t designed to support a robust order process, it’s effectively limited to the shopping cart itself.
Think of it as parts-
Order builder, collecting the ticket info, passengers, etc.
Pricing engine - simple math in your case
Payment collection
Order confirmation
Product delivery
Webflow ECom is built for simple product purchases, so fixed prices, and a simple shopping cart are the tools available. It also does not have a client-side API for dynamic pricing adjustments, or e.g. cart modifications, so you’re pretty limited here.
You could possibly hack that by building a custom order builder, capturing the ticket details and sending them to a separate system ( Airtable )? Then storing that ID in a custom order field for to link them together- then unpacking that at the back-end for whatever you’re doing there ( e-ticket generation? )
In general I probably would have favored a different approach that allows for the collection of a dynamic order & payment amount.
Wized is probably your best option here, with Stripe integration, and the ability to build a more robust order-capture UX.
Have your ruled out Foxy and Ecwid? I’m not certain what they support in terms of dynamic pricing and full order-capture capabilities, but they could work if you custom build the Order builder, and if they have a solid API for your order confirmation email and product delivery.
Dynamic pricing isnt really needed we can have 3 different products I guess. What about swapping the ecommerce function and when customer clicks on product to connect typeform to open and collect details and payment from there?
We are trying to collect name, birthdate and date the customer wants the pass to be valid from.
If you sell them one-at-a-time, jotform has the form + payment combination.
You may even be able to do multiple passes, each with different info & pricing, and a single payment.