Make the choice understandable
Organise titles, descriptions, categories, images and options around the questions a customer asks. An option should communicate an actual buying difference, rather than duplicate an internal label.
STORE / PRODUCT MODEL
The product story. The exact item.
Give customers a clear choice while preserving the identity your operation needs. A product describes what you sell; its variants identify the options that can be priced, ordered and stocked.
BUILT AROUND THE WORK
What this means
for your business.
Keep the variant identifiable
Carry the selected variant through the basket and order item. Product name, option values and SKU help the team distinguish the exact item that must be prepared or supported.
Connect the promise to stock
An attractive product page still needs an availability decision. Inspect the relevant variant and location context rather than assuming the existence of a catalogue entry means it can be fulfilled.
THE DETAIL IN BUSINESS CONTEXT
Make the product decision easier.
Good merchandising starts before the first click. Product names, options, images, availability and the next action need to agree. Review the storefront and the order it creates as one journey.
Catalogue & variants
Each option needs an identifiable variant. Keep the item selected by the customer attached to the resulting order item.
Checkout responsibility
Review customer information, delivery, the configured payment path and confirmation. A completed page design is only one part of launch readiness.
INSPECT THE RECORDS AND DECISIONS
A choice must survive checkout.
Review the product definition and the exact option being sold. Keep the identifier useful to the customer, staff and technical integration.
Operating concepts to inspect in your setup; this is not a wire-format schema. Exact API fields belong in the source-derived reference.
- Product
- The shared description and merchandising context.
- Variant
- The exact option selected by the customer.
- SKU
- The operational item reference, where used.
- Options
- The named choices such as colour or size.
- Price
- The applicable commercial value and currency.
- Stock context
- The variant and location information needed for availability.
When options look identical
Make the buying difference understandable and check that the selected identity reaches the order item.
When availability changes
Review the latest stock context and the configured promise before confirming fulfillment.
CLOSER TO THE PRODUCT
Explore the details
behind the experience.
Actual views supplied from Agora. Open each capture to inspect the controls and context. These views are separate from the interactive examples and their illustrative data.
PRODUCT SETUP
Give every product a clear identity.
The supplied product form brings display name, slug, draft status, brand and category selection together.
CATEGORY LOCALES
Organise the catalogue across languages.
Parent-category and translation fields appear together in this supplied creation view. The interface notes that tree rendering is a later addition.
PRODUCT CHOICE / SAMPLE RECORDS
One product.
A precise selection.
Choose an illustrative variant and follow the item reference into the order context. This is a local example, separate from the supplied interface captures.
THE LUNA BAG / ILLUSTRATIVE OPTIONS
Choose the item.
- Variant
- LUNA-CAR-C
- Example price
- €89
- Example available
- 15 units
THE ORDER ITEM NEEDS THE SAME CHOICE
Follow the purchase decision ↗Luna bag · Caramel · Compact
The product, selected option, quantity and accepted price need to remain intelligible to the team preparing the order.
FOLLOW THE PROCESS
From the first step
to the next decision.
01
Describe the product
Prepare names, product facts, images and a useful collection structure.
Describe the product→Define the options→Follow the order item
02
Define the options
Inspect variant identity, option values, SKU and the applicable price.
Describe the product→Define the options→Follow the order item
03
Follow the order item
Check that the shopper’s choice remains clear through stock and fulfillment.
Describe the product→Define the options→Follow the order item
Operating walkthrough · Review the exact configuration for your business.
A CLEARER PICTURE
Good questions.
Useful answers.
Is a product the same as a stock record?
No. A product and variant describe the item; stock also needs location and quantity context.
What should I test before publishing?
Long names, option selection, unavailable choices and the exact item that appears in the resulting order.
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