the management of the Integration will be handled outside of Muse, and from time to time you may have to perform manual updates in Muse.your client will have ongoing fees and/or a processing fee deducted from each transaction.You might even want to look at Adobe's Business Catalyst options. You would integrate their features with Muse's Insert HTML Option. You could try Jotform, which is form vendor that offers multiple payment options. If you were to use a site builder with store features built in, you may find that you still have to follow a similar procedure as they usually work in conjunction with 3rd party, it's just that the integration is more seamless in the build process than in Muse. If you were to use Wordpress the procedure is pretty much the same.Īdding a widget or Inserting HTML seems much simpler in Muse than Wordpress (in my opinion). by choosing a suitable Widget from the Adobe Muse Widget Directory.integrate the 3rd party option with Muse's Insert HTML option, or.seek a 3rd party payment option that was suitable for your client's type of business.Adobe Muse does not have a payment feature built in as such.
