Initial settings
Configuring the module
Configure Asaas payments on Nuvemshop
After installing the Asaas module, adjust the rules that will be applied to the payments displayed in the Nuvemshop checkout.
In this step, you can review installments, interest, discounts, bank slip due date, and Pix expiration.
Before you start
Confirm that:
- the Asaas module is installed and active;
- the store is connected to the correct Asaas account;
- a valid Production API Key is configured;
- Asaas is available among the store's payment methods.
If you have not yet completed the installation, see Installing the module.
AttentionThe integration between Asaas and Nuvemshop does not support the Sandbox environment.
After changing the settings, make controlled test purchases, with low amounts, before making the new rules available to customers.
Access the settings
In the Nuvemshop admin panel:
- Go to Settings > Payment Methods.
- Locate Asaas.
- Click Edit.
Changes made in this area will be applied to the store's next sales.
Review the payment rules
The module settings include:
| Setting | Effect at checkout |
|---|---|
| Maximum number of installments | Defines the limit of installments displayed for credit card. |
| Interest per installment | Defines the interest applied according to the number of installments. |
| Minimum installment amount | May limit the number of installments available for a purchase. |
| Bank slip due date | Defines for how many days the bank slip will remain valid. |
| Pix expiration | Defines how long the Pix payment will remain available. |
| Discount by payment method | Changes the final amount according to Pix, bank slip, or credit card. |
For the accepted Pix expiration formats and the initial installment configuration, see Installing the module.
Minimum installment amount
Define the lowest amount allowed for each installment of a credit card purchase.
For example, for a purchase of R$ 60.00:
- a minimum amount of R$ 20.00 allows up to 3 installments;
- a higher minimum amount may reduce the number of installments available.
The final limit also depends on the maximum number of installments configured in the module.
Discounts by payment method
You can configure different discounts for:
- credit card;
- bank slip;
- Pix.
The discount is applied when the buyer selects the corresponding payment method at checkout.
Review the final amount shown to the customer whenever you change this setting.
Save and validate the changes
After completing the adjustments:
- save the settings;
- make a controlled test purchase;
- select each changed payment method;
- confirm the options displayed at checkout;
- validate the final purchase amount;
- for credit card, check the number of installments and the interest applied;
- confirm that the order is updated after the payment changes.
Expected result
The checkout should display only the conditions configured for each payment method.
For credit card, the number of installments must respect the maximum limit and the minimum amount per installment. Discounts must be reflected in the amount shown to the buyer.
Recommended
- Test the payment methods after any change.
- Validate whether the installment rules fit the store's business model.
- Review the discounts applied to avoid commercial discrepancies.
- Confirm the final amount shown to the buyer at checkout.
- Monitor the first sales after configuration changes.
Common errors
Installments do not appear as expected
Check:
- the maximum number of installments;
- the minimum amount configured per installment;
- the total purchase amount.
The minimum amount may reduce the number of installments available at checkout.
Discount different from expected
Confirm the rule configured for the selected payment method and validate the final amount directly at checkout.
Order not updated after payment
Synchronization between Asaas and Nuvemshop happens automatically through Webhooks.
In case of temporary unavailability, the update may occur a few moments after the financial event.
See the Nuvemshop FAQ for other integration behaviors.
Next steps
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