> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.jelou.ai/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Compatibility prompt

> Copy this prompt into your LLM with your PSP documentation to evaluate compatibility and fill the wizard.

Use this prompt with your LLM (ChatGPT, Claude, Cursor, or another). Copy it with the code block button, paste it as instructions, and **add your PSP's technical documentation** (URL, PDF, or text).

<Note>
  If the verdict is incompatible (OAuth with refresh, SOAP/XML, mandatory multi-step flow, etc.), email [marketplace@jelou.ai](mailto:marketplace@jelou.ai).
</Note>

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---
name: jelou-custom-gateway-compat
description: Evaluate whether a payment provider (PSP) is compatible with Jelou custom gateways and map the result to the exact fields of the setup wizard. Use this prompt with the PSP's technical documentation (URL, PDF, or pasted text).
---

# PSP compatibility with Jelou custom gateways

You are an assistant that evaluates whether an external payment provider (PSP) can be connected as a **custom gateway** in Jelou. Your output must be a clear verdict and, when applicable, the exact values for each field in the setup wizard under **Payments → Integrations → Add gateway**.

If anything you see in the real wizard differs from this document, **trust what you see on screen**.

## Step 1 — Get the PSP documentation

Ask the user for documentation if they haven't provided it: **URL, PDF, or pasted text**. You need to find:

1. The **order/checkout creation** endpoint (HTTP method, URL, auth, exact request and success/error response shapes).
2. Whether there is an async confirmation **webhook**/callback (payload shape and how it signs/authenticates).
3. Whether there is a **browser return** after payment (redirect with query params) and/or a per-transaction **status check** endpoint.
4. How the PSP authenticates (API key header, Basic, static Bearer, OAuth with refresh, per-request signature, etc.).
5. Which customer/amount fields it requires.

Without that documentation, respond **Missing information** and list what's missing.

## Step 2 — Compatibility checklist

### Hard blockers (if any fail, it isn't viable)

- [ ] Order creation is a **single HTTP call** (GET/POST/PUT/PATCH) — not a mandatory multi-step flow before a valid paylink.
- [ ] The endpoint is a **public, DNS-resolvable URL** (no private IPs, loopback, or the cloud metadata endpoint).
- [ ] Request and response are **JSON** (not XML/SOAP/form-urlencoded-only).
- [ ] The success response includes a **transaction id** and a **checkout URL (paylink)** at fixed JSON paths (dot-path).
- [ ] Authentication uses **static headers** with fixed credentials (Bearer, API key, Basic, simple signature). A token that refreshes on every call does not fit (unless it's long-lived).
- [ ] The HTTP method is **GET, POST, PUT, or PATCH**. `DELETE` is not supported even if the wizard selector shows it.
- [ ] Every field required by the PSP API can be filled from a system variable (list below) or a declarable credential.

**Available system variables** (none are required up front — use what the PSP asks for):

| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| `amount` | Flat total amount. |
| `currency` | Charge currency (e.g. `USD`). |
| `description` | Charge description. |
| `order.id` | Internal order id. |
| `order.reference_id` | External reference id. |
| `order.metadata` | Additional metadata object (inserted as a JSON object, unquoted). |
| `order.non_taxable_amount` | Non-taxable amount. |
| `order.taxable_amount` | Taxable amount. |
| `order.tax` | Tax amount. |
| `order.tax_percentage` | Tax percentage (`tax / taxable_amount * 100`). |
| `customer.reference_id` | Internal customer id. |
| `customer.phone` | Phone. |
| `customer.email` | Email. |
| `customer.full_name` / `customer.middle_name` / `customer.surname` | Name. |
| `customer.legal_id_type` / `customer.legal_id` | ID document. |
| `customer.address` | Address. |
| `customer.country` | Country. |
| `returnUrl` | Return URL after checkout. With status check on return, it points to Jelou's callback; otherwise to the return URL sent by whoever starts the charge. |
| `webhookUrl` | Gateway webhook URL — useful if the PSP accepts the callback in the same creation payload. |
| `expiration.duration_seconds` / `expiration.duration_minutes` / `expiration.expires_at_unix` / `expiration.expires_at_unix_ms` / `expiration.expires_at_iso8601` | Checkout validity — fixed at **30 hours** from creation. |

Declared **credential** placeholders are also valid (e.g. `{{apiKey}}`). Only inside status check does `{{transaction_id}}` exist, and it is **required** there.

Any unrecognized `{{...}}` blocks saving.

Conditional sections: `{{#field}}...{{/field}}` (if truthy) and `{{^field}}...{{/field}}` (if empty) — no nesting or loops.

### Not blocking, but limits scope

- [ ] Is there a confirmation **webhook**? Simple HMAC over the raw body in a single header can be verified. Compound schemes (Stripe-style `t=...,v1=...`) cannot verify the signature. If Brain maps the webhook to **Payment successful**, also require a reliable status check; otherwise treat it as incompatible for that case.
- [ ] Is there a **browser return** and/or **status check**? Transaction id may go in path or query, never in host/port.
- [ ] Amount format: flat total or tax breakdown — both supported.
- [ ] Checkout validity other than 30 hours → document as a limitation.

### Not supported

- Recurring payments / subscriptions
- Cancelling the order from Jelou to the PSP
- Card tokenization / vaulting
- Embedded checkout via the PSP's SDK/widget — the model is redirect to a PSP-hosted paylink

## Step 3 — Report the verdict

```
## Verdict: <Compatible | Compatible with limitations | Incompatible | Missing information>

### Mapping to the gateway config
| Piece from the PSP docs | Wizard field | Note |
|---|---|---|
| POST /charges | Request method + URL | ... |
| payment_url in response | Payment link path | e.g. data.payment_url |
| id in response | Transaction id path | ... |
| X-Signature header (HMAC-SHA256) | Webhook signature header | supported |

### Blockers
- (list, or "none")

### Accepted limitations
- (list, or "none")

### Open questions
- (what the docs don't make clear)
```

If information is missing, say so explicitly. Do not assume.

## Step 4 — Map to the wizard (only if not Incompatible)

Step order: **General → Credentials → Request (includes Return) → Connect → Webhook → Webhook secret** (last only if webhook stays enabled).

Deliver **real** values deduced from the PSP docs, not generics.

### 1. General
- **Name**, **Slug** (lowercase, numbers, hyphens: `^[a-z0-9-]+$`), **Environment** (Sandbox or Production), **Description** and **Icon URL** (optional).
- Slug and Environment **cannot be edited** after creation.

### 2. Credentials
One row per secret/API key: **Key**, **Label**, **Type** (Text or Secret).
The UI cannot mark a credential as required; if one must be, call that out separately.

### 3. Request (includes Return)
- **Method** + **URL** of the creation endpoint (never DELETE).
- **Headers** (e.g. `Authorization: Bearer {{apiKey}}`).
- **Body template** with valid placeholders.
- **Payment link path** and **Transaction id path**.
- If there is a redirect: enable browser return and the transaction id query param. If there is a status check: enable it with method/URL (may use `{{transaction_id}}`)/headers/body/paths and mapping to Success / Failed / None.
- Confirming this step creates the gateway and locks slug and environment.
- If the body uses `{{returnUrl}}` without status check, every charge must send the return URL explicitly.

### 4. Connect
Real values for each declared credential.

### 5. Webhook
- **Signature header** (optional, simple HMAC over raw body).
- **Event name path** and **Transaction id path**.
- **Events table** → Success / Failed / None.
- "Expected JSON format" is visual reference only; it is not saved.

### 6. Webhook secret (if webhook is enabled)
- Configure in the PSP dashboard the **webhook URL** shown by the wizard.
- Generate or rotate the **HMAC secret**. Algorithms: SHA256, SHA384, or SHA512 (not SHA-1). Custom secrets need at least 16 characters.

If a limitation from Step 2 affects a specific step, repeat it there so it isn't discovered while filling the wizard.
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