A plan becomes a purchase.
Connect a purchase with the product it unlocks.
Where this work fits
Opening checkout does not mean a customer has paid. Confirmation arrives separately, and a subscription can later renew, fail, expire, or be cancelled. Each change needs to leave the account with the right access.
I integrated payment checkout with account and subscription records. Keeping a purchase attempt connected to its later payment updates helped the product distinguish starting checkout from actually earning access.
Connect a purchase with its confirmation
A little structure.
A healthier week.
Meal planning
Nutritionist guidance
A calendar that’s yours
Choose a plan
A reference will connect both sidesAccess remains closedDifferent purchase channels, consistent access.
A card-payment event and an in-app purchase receipt arrive differently and require their own checks. I used signature and receipt verification before updating account access, then handled the subscription states beyond the initial purchase.
The skills behind the work
- Payment APIs
- Connect purchase attempts and payment-service updates with application records.
- Data modeling
- Give different product concepts clear records and relationships so updates have predictable meaning.
- TypeORM
- Work with relational records through typed queries and repository operations.
The billing work supported subscription growth and improved transaction success. Customers could move from a verified purchase into the membership features, with access tied to the subscription lifecycle.
- Transaction success rate
- +40%Improvement following card-payment and transaction-management integrations.