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SSL Certificates on webshops have been managed manually until now. This process is not error proof and can lead to incidents when certificates are not renewed in time.

A new process for automating this management and providing a dashboard has been devised. It is explained here.

SSL Certificate upload

With a valid SSL certificate, please isolate the three main certificate parts:

-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
(Your Primary SSL certificate: your_domain_name.crt)
-----END CERTIFICATE-----
-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
(Your Intermediate certificate: DigiCertCA.crt)
-----END CERTIFICATE-----
-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
(Your Root certificate: TrustedRoot.crt)
-----END CERTIFICATE-----

Insert them in the certificate entry form

Primary SSL Certificate → Certificate Key
Intermediate Certificate → Certificate
Rot Certificate → Certificate chain

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When uploading the new certificate the date is parsed from SSL certificate. If this is not possible a date is ask for.

The whole process is explained in the video below

SSL Certificate enabling on a Sales Channel

Open the Point of Sales interface, select a Sales Channel and select "SSL Management"

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Select one of two choices:

Manage by Secutix : a certificate is automatically created, uploaded and used for this sales channel
Uploaded certificate : a previously uploaded certificate is used for this sales channel

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SSL Certificates management

Certificates can be managed directly in the certificates window where expiration dates are displayed.

Certificate entity are stored with expiration date and type (SSL certificate, Apple Pay certificate, Apple Pay Identity proof)
List of certificates with warning and end of validity
Alerts on backoffice screens when certificate is expired

Alerts are also displayed on the back office when a certificate is expired

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Certificates creation for Apple Pay

In case you need to create a SSL certificate for App

Open the Certificate section on the back office

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Get an Apple merchant certificate

Get an Apple merchant certificate from Apple

Click on "New" and "Apple Merchant identity" and store the certificate there

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This will store the merchant certificate on the /wellknown path for Apple to see. Apple will provide you a SSL certificate in return