eCommerce & Carts

Sell from your application: product carts, Stripe payments, vendor applications and approvals, and discount codes.

• Carts — The shop itself — creating one, the options that decide what it can do, and how its administration is reached.
• Catalogue — Products and their variants, categories, brands, filters, option sets and bundles — everything a buyer browses.
• Pricing, Tax & Currency — What a product costs — base prices, time-limited special prices, volume breaks, tax rates and multi-currency.
• Stock & Warehouses — Tracking availability across locations, the event-based stock model, and batches and expiry dates.
• Shipping — Delivery methods, weight-based pricing, cut-off times and holidays, and the promises a shop makes about dates.
• Orders, Shipments & Refunds — What an order records, dispatching it in one or more shipments, and refunding lines with a reason.
• Payment Methods — Which ways of paying a shop offers, the difference between online and offline methods, and restricting to one.
• Stripe & Subscriptions — How Stripe is actually wired in — where the keys live, the webhook endpoint, the pinned API version, and reacting to events.
• Discounts — Codes, multi-buy offers, and the product and category scoping that decides what a discount actually applies to.
• Buyer Insights — What the shop records about how people browse, the five reports available, and using them without over-collecting.
• Vendor Applications — Letting others sell through your shop — the application form you design, reviewing it, and declining well.
• Vendor Defaults — What a newly approved vendor gets automatically — the groups, the permissions, and why the defaults matter more than they look.