Zuora integration
Enterprise subscription billing — and the production-ready commerce layer for the Zuora Experiences ecosystem.
Zuora is the leading enterprise subscription billing platform, and is rolling out Zuora Experiences (Builder, Experiences Agent, identity, governance) as an Early Access platform that starts at My Account and aims at full e-commerce later. PeakCommerce is the GA, production-deployed Zuora commerce layer that already delivers that destination today — a native Zuora storefront, self-service portal, CSR portal, partner/reseller portal, conversational commerce surface, and payment pages, all on your Zuora product catalog, rate plans, and account hierarchy, with zero middleware. See the dedicated Zuora Ecommerce and Zuora Partner Portal pages for how PeakCommerce compares to Zuora Experiences across Builder, Experiences Agent, identity, governance, scale, measurement, time-to-value, and scope of commerce.
What you can do
- Production-ready alternative to Zuora Experiences (EA) — GA and live on Zuora tenants today
- Native catalog sync — no duplicated product data, no middleware
- Real-time amendments for upgrades, downgrades, add-ons, and mid-term changes via Zuora's native API
- Account hierarchy and parent/child billing supported end-to-end
- Self-service portal that supersedes My Account (manage, upgrade, pause, view invoices)
- CSR and partner/reseller portals on the same Zuora APIs, with partner-scoped data and commissions from posted Zuora invoices
- Agent-ready: any AI agent (Zuora's Experiences Agent, OpenAI, Anthropic, your own) can quote, transact, and amend through first-class APIs
How it works
Zuora REST API + Zuora Events for real-time amendment and invoice updates. Authentication is configured once from the PeakCommerce console — no middleware or custom infrastructure required. Events flow bidirectionally in near real time, with retries and a full audit trail surfaced in the operations console.
Built on the same security foundation
Every integration runs on PeakCommerce's SOC 2 Type II–certified infrastructure with encrypted-at-rest credentials, scoped access tokens, audit logging, and granular permissioning. Tokens are stored in our hardened secrets vault and never exposed to customer-facing surfaces.
