A customer-facing online storefront connected to your Speed Plus product catalogue.
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View full size ↗Web Store presents selected products through a customer-facing storefront. Product names, images, units and descriptions do much of the selling work before an order arrives. A connected catalogue is useful when it is curated for the customer, not merely copied from an internal item list.
Choose which products should appear, add suitable images and make pack sizes and variants clear. Internal abbreviations that staff understand may confuse a new customer. Check product information on a phone as well as a desktop.
Open the shared store link, find an item and follow the configured order flow. Check customer details and any delivery or payment information offered by your setup. Publish the business policies needed to set realistic expectations.
Review received orders through the connected workflow and confirm availability and final terms. Assign responsibility for fulfilment and customer communication. The storefront creates a convenient starting point; the business still needs to complete the delivery and account process.
Prepare the selection through the supported catalogue settings. Decide what customers should see and confirm the available visibility controls rather than exposing the complete internal item list by default.
Confirm each required integration explicitly for your proposed setup, including charges and responsibility. A storefront and order workflow alone do not establish that a particular gateway, courier or marketplace is connected.
Review product availability, images, descriptions and incoming orders regularly. Assign a named owner to updates and customer follow-up so the public catalogue continues to reflect what the business can actually supply.
The readiness screen brings together items, barcodes, photos and catalogue checks. Resolve missing product information before sharing the link. Map your internal item groups to customer-facing categories so shoppers can browse without understanding your stock-room terminology.
The photo-review screen lets you inspect proposed product pictures and choose which to use. Compare pack, brand and variant with the actual item. A visually similar picture can still represent a different product, so do not approve the entire batch without checking.
The storefront has a visual catalogue and cart; incoming orders reach the business’s Web Orders workflow. Keep an operator responsible for checking requests, confirming availability and arranging fulfilment. Confirm availability of Offers, Rewards and newer design controls in the deployed version.
See the customer’s cart, order and shop-side review.
Check generated pictures before using them for products.
Choose the right product and pack before saving.
Group items so customers can find them easily.
Follow the store setup steps and check the result.
From items and photos to a customer order.
Publish selected products with their configured information and images.
Give customers a store link they can open in their browser.
Receive storefront orders through the connected order workflow.
Coordinate catalogue, store settings and order review with your Speed Plus setup.
Prepare the products, images and store settings.
Share the storefront link with your customers.
Review incoming orders and complete fulfilment through your business process.
Confirm the supported edition, licence, devices and connection requirements with Solver Solutions. Connected workflows need the relevant server and Speed Plus integration configured.
Yes—request a demonstration with a small sample of your items and typical transactions. Ask the team to show entry, review and the resulting business records.
Request a current quotation covering the product, installation, training, hosting and any recurring services needed for your setup.
These guides explain related Speed Plus capabilities. Confirm which are included in your selected product and setup.
Keep each product’s details in one place.
Read the guide →Every size and colour deserves its own stock view.
Read the guide →Put useful product information on the label.
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