# Direct Customers to Different Checkout Based on Offer

## Checkout Types on offers

You can configure on the offer which checkout to use for this specific offer. Checkout on the offers can be configured in three different ways as mentioned below.

* Standard
* External
* External-Post
* Purchase Links

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*Screenshot: Checkout configuration types*

## Standard Checkout

Standard checkout is the default Limio checkout. This checkout configuration makes use of the default Limio checkout page and authentication, and goes to /checkout.

## External Checkout

External checkout allows you to define explicitly the checkout link which is external to Limio.

This type of checkout configuration will be required where authentication is done outside Limio and then redirected to the checkout page for Limio. This can also be used when you have multiple checkout links (for example for segmentation).

In the case the user is unauthenticated and the checkout is authenticated, when Limio constructs the redirect url to be passed to the authentication flow it will fill the basket Id if the external url has the value present in the format /checkout-trial?basket={{basketId}}.

## External-Post Checkout

Using the external post checkout data can be pre-filled using the post request which is typically a HTML form.

External URL uses post request method which collects the data required for checkout in the body of the request message and this information is then used for checkout.

This type of checkout configuration is external to Limio.


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