Configure your store and check the customer journey
Store settings control the public shopping experience associated with your company or vendor.
Overview
Store settings control the public shopping experience associated with your company or vendor.
Catalog, stock and customer checks
A product can contain a name, SKU, vendor assignment, price, delivery and return prices, quantity, pictures and optional variants or offers. Treat the SKU as an operational reference and keep the product description clear enough for the person preparing the shipment. A thumbnail represents the product in lists; the additional gallery helps the customer inspect it.
When variants are enabled, their options and quantities control the purchasable combinations. The main quantity field can therefore be unavailable. Unlimited quantity is a deliberate fulfillment mode, not a correction for an unexplained stock difference. Use stock adjustments and movement history where available to understand inventory changes before entering a replacement amount.
Store settings and product visibility affect the customer-facing journey. After saving, inspect the generated store link, product details, pictures, available options, cart and checkout information. Check both product and delivery amounts. Keep customer-facing links separate from private configuration URLs and verify the saved result before sharing a store with customers.
Steps
- Open Store settings from your workspace and review the available business, appearance and product settings.
- Maintain the store information and the products offered through the store.
- Save, then open the store link provided by the application.
- Check product details, cart and checkout information from a customer perspective before sharing the store URL.
Good to know
Use the link generated by your store configuration. Do not assume that a store uses the same URL as its private settings page.
Application links
Application links require the appropriate account access. The destination is selected for your signed-in role.