How to detect closed onboarding window? #49
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@JasonTheAdams The platform can use GET /v1/customer/partners/{partner_id}/merchant-integrations/{merchant_id} API documented here to get the onboarding status at any time. https://developer.paypal.com/docs/api/partner-referrals/v1/#merchant-integration_status |
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Hi @nixsin! I'm afraid that doesn't actually address the issue. Please imagine the following scenario:
At this point, our application is in a weird state. Once the user enters the onboarding flow the application sits in limbo of two possible scenarios:
We know if they've completed the flow, but we have no way of discerning (that I'm aware of) whether the user is still filling things out or if they've canceled the flow. So using the endpoint you mentioned isn't really helpful, as we can't act on the status — after all, if it's incomplete that may simply because they haven't finished. But having not finished isn't the same as having canceled. Does this make sense? |
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Hoping to hear back on this in some capacity. Are you able to provide some insight, @gregjopa? Thanks! 😄 |
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@JasonTheAdams Let me know if this will work for you: https://codepen.io/mnicpt/pen/zYBBXzX?editors=1011 |
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@mnicpt Thanks for the workaround. I admit it feels pretty hacky, as it's observing the document to see whether a very specific class is present and changes. If the SDK arbitrarily changed that class name (and why would someone assume it's being strongly referenced by implementors?) then this would stop working. That said, it does seem to do the trick. Is there a more first-class method somewhere in the pipeline, per chance? I'm fine with this kind of solution for some known length of time, but if it's the indefinite solution then that makes me nervous. I hope that makes sense! |
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@JasonTheAdams Yeah. Unfortunately, there is not a first-class method anywhere. |
Greetings!
We're using the following for embedding the sign up link: https://developer.paypal.com/docs/platforms/seller-onboarding/build-onboarding/#step-2-embed-the-paypal-sign-up-link
As we're testing, we're finding that some folks are starting the process and closing (maybe they meant to change countries), or they're actually finishing the onboarding process but then closing the window instead of clicking "Go back to John's Store website".
When the user first clicks on the link, the SDK puts a dark overlay on the screen while the onboarding process goes on. If the user closes the window, the overly is simply removed. We can't seem to find a way to know if the user simply canceled the process — or if they did finish but didn't click the 'Go Back' button. There's checking the
response.ok, but this seems to only cover errors, which these two scenarios don't appear to qualify as.Any direction you're able to give for this? Thank you!
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