The Checkout Intent Tickets Module

A Checkout Intent Ticket (CIT) is a record of a customer-facing checkout session initiated by a brand. When a brand's platform sends a customer to the Payment Nexus checkout flow, a CIT is created to capture what the customer is paying, where they should land after the payment resolves, and whether they are allowed to change the amount before confirming.

Each CIT is linked to at most one Payment Intent Ticket — the PIT that records the actual payment attempt. If the customer completes the checkout flow and initiates a payment, the PIT is created and attached. If the session expires before the customer acts, the CIT remains with no associated PIT.

CITs are read-only in the management portal — they are created exclusively by the brand's platform via Silent Authentication and cannot be modified from the portal.

Permissions

Action	Permission required
List tickets	checkout_intent_ticket:list
View a ticket	checkout_intent_ticket:read
View audit trail	checkout_intent_ticket:audit

Directory

The CIT directory is searchable, filterable, sortable, and exportable. It supports all standard directory features including the filter builder, power search, and column customisation. See the Directories section for full details on these shared capabilities.

Default columns

Column	Description
ID	Internal Payment Nexus identifier for this CIT
Unique ID	The public-facing identifier passed to the brand's checkout redirect
External Order ID	The order reference from the brand's system
Amount Editable	Whether the customer was permitted to change the payment amount during checkout
Transaction Amount	The transaction amount and currency as configured by the brand
Created At	When the CIT was created
Payment Intent Ticket	The PIT created from this checkout session, if one exists

Row actions

Each row has two pinned actions:

Action	Description
View	Open the full CIT detail page
Audit	View the audit history for this ticket

Viewing a CIT

Clicking View on any row opens the CIT detail page. See Viewing a Checkout Intent Ticket for a full breakdown of every field.