The changelog tracks material updates to the published Foxpay API documentation, reference contract, and integration guidance.
The public docs now describe the default hosted Foxpay checkout mode, direct Calytics OBT sessions through paymentMethod open_bank_transfer with checkoutMode direct_provider, and the new remittanceInfo field for merchant-controlled SEPA remittance references.
Docs changes are not considered complete after local build or merge alone. Every material docs update must be deployed through the production workflow and verified live on docs.foxpay.it, including the published OpenAPI spec when the API reference changes.
The docs now state that custom API webhooks are merchant-hosted callbacks and are separate from the WooCommerce plugin webhook. The webhook guide also documents signature verification, delivery headers, and the verification handshake.
The main docs page now prioritizes the custom REST integration sequence, contract rules, public endpoint surface, and the distinction between custom REST and WooCommerce plugin flows.
The docs site now publishes favicon assets, page descriptions, OpenGraph and Twitter link-preview metadata, and a Foxpay Docs preview image for shared links.
The quickstart and payment-flow guide now distinguish successful payment initialization from payment completion and document the current generated SEPA remittance reference behavior.
The webhook guide now explains where custom webhook URLs are configured, which signature header custom deliveries use, and why the custom endpoint remains separate from WooCommerce plugin callbacks.
The Foxpay docs service now provides a dedicated public portal for custom REST integrations, operational guidance, and the OpenAPI reference.
The public reference is now generated from the canonical route-annotation export and published as the source of truth for public routes.
Quickstart, payment-flow, testing, authentication, samples, and support guidance now align around the custom REST integration path.