Amazon DevPay
Developer Guide (Version 2007-12-01 )
Search:
Entire Site
AMIs
Articles & Tutorials
AWS Product Information
Case Studies
Customer Apps
Developer Tools
Documentation
Public Data Sets
Release Notes
Solution Providers
Sample Code & Libraries
Welcome
Introduction to Amazon DevPay
What Is Amazon DevPay?
What Is Amazon Payments?
Ways to Use Amazon DevPay
Architectural Overview of Amazon DevPay
Customer Experience
Customer Access Stored Data
Using Amazon DevPay
The Business Aspects of DevPay
Your Amazon Payments Account
Your DevPay Activity Page
How Do You Set Your Product's Price?
DevPay Fees
The Cost of AWS Services
Price Components
Basic Pricing Components
Allowed Usage-Based Charges
Tiered Usage-Based Pricing
Taxes
When and How You Get Paid
Sign-Up Payments
Monthly Payments
If a Customer Doesn't Pay the Monthly Bill
E-mails You Receive
Customer Billing
About Customer Accounts
When Customers Are Billed
Where Customers Get Information About Their Bills
Customer Cancellation
When Customers Resubscribe
Where Customers Manage the Payment Method
When Customers Don't Pay
E-mail Contact with Your Customers
Customer Refunds and Chargebacks
Customer Support
Registering Your Product
Making Changes to Your Product
Changing Pricing
Reports
Subscription Report
Revenue Report
Usage Report
Recommendations for Product Development
Testing and Going Live
Advertising Your Product
Using DevPay with Your Amazon EC2 AMI
Overview of DevPay with Amazon EC2
Your Product's Configuration and Price
The Product Code and AMI Rebundling
If You Have Multiple AMIs to Sell
Changing a Product's Configuration
Basic Paid AMI Tasks
Frequently Asked Questions
Web Site Development
Verification of a Customer's Subscription Status
Supported AMIs
Additional Details
Using DevPay with Your Amazon S3 Product
Overview of DevPay with Amazon S3
Development with Amazon S3
Quick Reference for Amazon S3 Products
Setting Up Desktop Products
Prerequisites
Overall Authentication Process
Desktop Product Activation
Making Amazon S3 REST Calls with Desktop Products
Query String Authentication with Desktop Products
Amazon S3 POST with Desktop Products
Desktop Product Exceptions
Verification of the Customer's Subscription Status
Setting Up Web Products
Prerequisites
Overall Authentication Process
Web Product Activation
Making Amazon S3 REST Calls with Web Products
Query String Authentication with Web Products
Amazon S3 POST with Web Products
Web Product Exceptions
Verification of the Customer's Subscription Status
Using Amazon S3 Copy with DevPay
Using Amazon S3 Logs with DevPay
Using Amazon S3 Requester Pays with DevPay
Using Both a Desktop and Web Product
License Service API Reference
WSDL Location
Requests
REST-Query Requests
SOAP Requests
Request Authentication
About Authentication
Authentication of REST-Query Requests
Authentication of SOAP Requests
X.509 Certificates
Example Request to Use When Troubleshooting
Responses
Errors
Actions
ActivateDesktopProduct
ActivateHostedProduct
GetActiveSubscriptionsByPid
RefreshUserToken
VerifyProductSubscriptionByPid
VerifyProductSubscriptionByTokens
Appendices
Appendix: The Customer Purchase Experience
The Product Purchase Flow
The Application Activation Page
The Application Billing Page
Appendix: E-mails Sent to Your Customers
E-mails Related to Sign-Up or Cancellation
E-mails Related to Billing
E-mails Related to Price Changes
Appendix: Product Registration Flow
Amazon Payments Account Page
Product Information Page
Which Amazon Web Services Page
Pricing Overview Page
Usage Charges Page
One-Time Charge and Monthly Charges Page
Review Pricing Page
Your Description Page
Confirmation Page
Preview Order Page
Thank You Page
Product Details Page
Appendix: Example DevPay Activity Pages
June
July
August
Appendix: Risks to DevPay Products
Amazon DevPay Resources
Document History
Document Conventions
Index
AWS Documentation
»
Amazon DevPay
»
Developer Guide
»
Appendices
»
Appendix: E-mails Sent to Your Customers
« Previous
Next »
Did this page help you?
Yes
|
No
|
Tell us about it...
Appendix: E-mails Sent to Your Customers
Topics
E-mails Related to Sign-Up or Cancellation
E-mails Related to Billing
E-mails Related to Price Changes
This appendix shows the templates we use when sending e-mails to your customers.
Javascript is disabled or is unavailable in your browser.
To use the AWS Documentation, Javascript must be enabled. Please refer to your browser's Help pages for instructions.
