The beginning URL for all RevCent hosted solutions is https://securehost.revcent.com/
The hosted endpoint is the initial path after the url. Example: https://securehost.revcent.com/hosted_endpoint_id/
The secondary path, after the endpoint path, can be either a hosted page or hosted link.
View all hosted endpoints by clicking Integrations > RevCent Hosted > Endpoints in the sidebar, or go to https://revcent.com/user/hosted-endpoints
Create a new hosted endpoint by clicking the Create New Hosted Endpoint button when viewing all hosted endpoints or go to https://revcent.com/user/new-hosted-endpoint
Enter a name for the hosted endpoint.
Enter a description for the hosted endpoint.
Set the status for the hosted endpoint.
Once the hosted endpoint is created you will be forwarded to the Edit Hosted Endpoint page for the new hosted endpoint. You can then customize the hosted endpoint. Continue to the Edit A Hosted Endpoint section below.
Once a hosted endpoint is created you can customize the endpoint path as well as add customer account pages and tracking parameters.
Enter a name for the hosted endpoint.
Enter a description for the hosted endpoint.
Set the status for the hosted endpoint.
If you wish to have a custom path for your endpoint, i.e. https://securehost.revcent.com/mycustompath. Enter the custom path and click the Check Availability button. If the custom path is not already taken you can use it as your custom endpoint path. RevCent will use the Hosted Endpoint ID if you do not enter a custom path.
Your endpoint URL.
Continue below for advanced settings including Customer Accounts and URL Parameters to Cookie.
When editing a hosted endpoint you have the option to enable customer accounts for the endpoint. Customer accounts are useful when you wish to give customers the ability to view their sales, renewals, update payment methods and more.
If customer accounts is enabled, RevCent automatically creates the login, register and account pages for your customers to visit. These URLs are static and the HTML of each page cannot be modified.
The url for your customers to login. A customer must first register an account using the Register URL before being able to login.
The url for customer registration. A customer is required to enter an email associated with previous purchases within your account. If an email is matched, the customer will receive a verification code to complete registration.
The URL for the customer to view their account. Customers can view their sales, track shipments, view subscription renewals and more.
Item filters are useful when you are running multiple businesses and wish for cross business customers to only see entities for a particular business. We have three item filters to help you narrow down a particular business.
Only sales, renewals, shipping, etc. related to selected filters below will be displayed for customers that register an account with this specific endpoint. Useful when separating businesses or purchase of specific items by endpoints.
Select one or more campaigns that you wish to filter for customer accounts.
Select one or more third party shops that you wish to filter for customer accounts.
Select one or more PayPal accounts that you wish to filter for customer accounts.
Enable or disable specific changes or actions a customer can take on their customer account page.
Allow the customer to modify their contact information except for their email address.
Allow the customer to add a credit card.
Allow the customer to remove a credit card.
Allow the customer to set their default credit card.
You can specify URL parameters to be automatically pulled from the URL of any page attached to the endpoint. The URL parameter value will be added with the Cookie Name as a browser cookie for any visitor to a Hosted Page.
Note: RevCent's Track.js is automatically included in all hosted pages.
The URL parameter to search for in the URL.
If the URL parameter is present and a value is provided, this is the cookie name assigned to the value.
The number of days to save the cookie.
Advanced use. If you wish to assign a default value instead of retrieving the actual value. This is useful when instead of searching the URL for a parameter, you would like to have a cookie automatically created with a fixed value as if the parameter existed.
Example Settings: We will use the settings from the image above with URL Param: affiliate_id and Cookie Name: affiliate
Example URL: https://securehost.revcent.com/MyCompanyName/MyPage?affiliate_id=12345
Remember: You can add multiple URL params to the list. So you can have a url with parameters ?affiliate_id=12345&button_id=888 to save both affiliate_id and button_id values.