Setting Up Digital Fulfillment

Digital fulfillment controls what the customer receives after purchase. In Go!BrightCart, that means selling a protected digital download without building a full store or stitching together separate checkout and file-delivery tools.

Every plan supports paid protected downloads. Launch uses tighter file, bundle, download, and expiry limits; paid plans expand those limits.

Delivery types

• File download when Go!BrightCart should deliver the actual protected file.
• License key / code when each buyer should receive a software key, serial number, or redemption code from your saved pool.
• External link when access lives in another system or platform.
• Instructions only when the customer mainly needs guidance, codes, or next steps.

Recommended approach

Pick the method that is most reliable for the buyer. Simpler is usually better.

• Use protected hosted downloads when possible for the clearest buyer experience.
• Use license key delivery when access depends on a unique code per purchase or per seat.
• Use external links only when the destination is stable and intentional.
• Add instructions whenever the customer needs context to use what they bought.

Buyer vault expectation

After checkout, buyers should understand that they can return to their secure buyer vault for:

• Download access
• Order history
• License codes
• Support requests
• Expired or limit-reached status messages

Limits and expiry

Download limits and expiry windows are optional on plans that allow unlimited access. Add them only when they reflect a real licensing or support requirement. On Launch, use the displayed defaults and maximums so your offer stays inside plan limits.