Guide: Dev-to-Production Deployment

Checklist for moving your Limio configuration from a development environment to production.

This guide covers what to expect when promoting your Limio setup from a development (dev/staging) environment to production.

Limio can migrate your data for you. Catalog, offers, campaigns, pages, and components can all be copied from your dev environment to production via a support request to [email protected]. Tenant-level settings are also carried over. You do not need to recreate these manually.

What you need to reconfigure

After Limio migrates your data, anything that references external endpoints, domains, or credentials must be updated to point to your production systems. The general rule: Limio copies your configuration, but you must supply production-specific connection details.

Integrations

All integrations must be reconnected with production credentials and endpoints:

Integration	What to update
Salesforce	Connected App credentials (production org), callback URLs, any org-specific record type names
Zuora	API credentials (production tenant), payment gateway, HPM page domain
Webhooks	All destination URLs must point to production endpoints, plus any authentication credentials
SSO / OIDC	Issuer URL, Client ID/Secret, redirect URIs — all must reference the production domain

See SSO Your Authentication for OIDC setup details.

Domain-dependent features

If your production environment uses a different domain (e.g. a custom domain instead of {tenant}-shop.prod.limio.com), update:

• Zuora HPM — the allowed host domain in your Zuora HPM page settings must match the production domain. See Custom Domain — HPM impact.

• Custom domain & SSL — request domain provisioning and configure CNAME records. See Add Custom Domain.

• SSO redirect URIs — register the production domain with your identity provider.

Component props containing links

If any of your components have hardcoded URLs or links stored in component props (e.g. terms & conditions links, external redirect URLs, image sources), these must be updated to production URLs after migration. Review your pages in Page Builder to check for any dev/staging URLs.

Testing checklist

Before going live, test the following end-to-end in production:

• Place a test order and verify it reaches Salesforce/Zuora

• Verify webhook payloads are received by your production endpoints

• Test SSO login flow if applicable

• Verify payment collection via Zuora HPM on the production domain

• Confirm email notifications are sent (if configured)

• Check subscription self-service actions (upgrade, cancel, change payment)