Business & Commerce

Shop Engine

Build the storefront around your products.

Shop Engine is the storefront and commerce-management workspace connected to Coder. Manage your shops, products, customer orders and payment setup, then prepare the content and launch work around the store. It complements development tools with the operational objects a shop actually needs.

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CAPABILITIES / FUNKTIONEN

What you can do with it.

01

Shop and product management

Maintain product information, pricing, media and inventory in the selected shop.

02

Storefront and checkout

Connect the customer-facing catalog and cart to the supported checkout route. Review the buyer experience before enabling live sales.

03

Orders and customers

Use the order, customer and inventory tools to follow the store’s actual records.

04

Vigthoria Pay connection

Complete the offered seller and payment onboarding. Inspect connection status and settlement requirements for the chosen selling route.

05

Content and launch preparation

Use product text, SEO and Commerce Studio tools to prepare a store campaign. Connected providers and publishing accounts keep their own access requirements.

06

Project imports

Import through the offered Coder or Community project routes, then review how the source maps into the storefront.

IDEA → WORK → REVIEW → RESULT

A clear path through the work.

  1. 01

    Create or select a shop you manage.

  2. 02

    Add products, media, prices and stock information.

  3. 03

    Complete payment onboarding and review the checkout path.

  4. 04

    Publish the reviewed storefront and manage actual orders.

What you keep

A shop catalog, storefront content, order records and configured commerce connections.

Continue across Vigthoria.

Before you start.

An authorized shop account is required. Payments, suppliers, tax, shipping and external publishing require their applicable setup and commercial terms.

Questions before the first project?

What can I take into the next step?

A shop catalog, storefront content, order records and configured commerce connections.

What access do I need?

An authorized shop account is required. Payments, suppliers, tax, shipping and external publishing require their applicable setup and commercial terms.

What should I check before using the result?

Creating a shop does not approve a payment account or verify a supplier. Review the live service status and checkout terms rather than relying on old fixed price tables.

Start with a concrete task.

Build the storefront around your products.