📍 Bolt Help / Developer Resources / Get Started with Bolt's Developer Resources / Developer Quickstart Guide Developer Quickstart Guide Start here for a roadmap to installation, support, and documentation. Page Contents Click to expand. There are two ways to integrate with Bolt: via platform plugin installation, or via Bolt’s Direct API for custom cart platforms. Use the following sections to quickly begin setting up your store with Bolt Checkout. Step 1: Define a Production Readiness Plan Bolt recommends putting together a production readiness plan to define all critical features, tasks, and testing that must be complete before launching Bolt Checkout to your production environment. Step 2: Set Up Your Processor Check out Bolt’s supported payment processors. Step 3: Install a Bolt Plugin Plugin setup typically consists of uploading a Bolt cartridge or module within your storefront’s admin console and adding your API Keys from the Bolt Merchant Dashboard. Plugins are updated and enhanced on a regular basis and are fully supported by Bolt. If Bolt has a plugin for your platform, then using the plugin is the best way to integrate Bolt Checkout for your site. Supported Platforms BigCommerce Magento Commerce 2 / Adobe Commerce Magento 1 Salesforce SFRA Volusion WooCommerce NOTE Have a Custom Cart? See our Custom Cart Setup articles. This series tackles Bolt’s API, checkout integration, analytics setup, and more. Step 4: Set Up Webhooks The plugin installation guides typically cover the the required webhooks needed for your platform, however you can reference our webhook articles to understand how transaction events and credit events are handled. Step 5: Add Alternative Payment Methods Bolt supports a growing library of Alternative Payment Methods. Setup for each typically requires an API key and a API secret key. Step 6: Test You should test in both your Sandbox and Production environments. Bolt recommends testing every time you upgrade. About Testing Bolt Test Cards Error Codes