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Shop Setup

This guide walks you through claiming your custom store link, uploading products to your inventory, and configuring product modifiers for customized sales.


1. Claiming Your Shop Slug#

To publish your shop, you must first claim a unique web handle (slug):

  1. Navigate to the General section of the Admin Sidebar and click My Profile (or select the Profile Setup manual).
  2. Enter your Display Name and a unique Shop Slug (e.g.,
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    central-cafe
    ).
  3. Upload an Avatar / Store Logo to customize the top header.
  4. Click Save Changes. Your public store is instantly live at:
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    https://<your-branded-domain>/shop/<your-slug>

2. Managing Inventory Items#

From the Admin Sidebar under Merchant, click Inventory. Here you can manage your digital or physical product catalog:

  • SKU (Stock Keeping Unit): A unique identifier for the product (e.g.,
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    BF-CHBG-01
    for a cheeseburger). Keep SKUs structured and do not reuse deleted SKUs.
  • Name & Description: Detailed descriptions and high-quality images (preferably WebP) will improve shopper conversion.
  • Price (USD): Enter prices in standard USD. Payouts are calculated in USD value and processed on-chain in your customer's cryptocurrency of choice at real-time conversion rates.
  • Stock Quantity:
    • Physical Goods: Input positive integers (e.g.,
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      50
      ). The system automatically decrements stock on successful payments and marks items as out-of-stock when depleted.
    • Digital / Services: Input
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      -1
      to set unlimited stock.
  • Taxable Toggle: Mark items as taxable if they are subject to local sales tax (see Tax Management to set jurisdiction rates).

3. Product Modifiers & Modifier Groups#

For items that require customization (such as adding toppings to a burger, selecting sizes for apparel, or configuring service options), you can set up Modifier Groups:

What is a Modifier Group?#

A modifier group is a container for individual customization options (similar to POS setups like Toast). Examples include:

  • Group: "Cheese Selection" (Modifiers: Cheddar +$0.50, Swiss +$0.50, None)
  • Group: "T-Shirt Size" (Modifiers: Small, Medium, Large +$2.00)

Configuring Modifiers in the Dashboard:#

  1. When adding or editing an inventory item, scroll down to the Modifiers section.
  2. Click Create Modifier Group:
    • Group Name: The label shown to shoppers (e.g., "Add Ons").
    • Min/Max Selections: Controls constraints. (e.g., Min = 1, Max = 1 forces the customer to pick exactly one option).
    • Required Toggle: If enabled, shoppers cannot add the item to their cart without making a selection.
  3. Add Modifier Options within the group:
    • Option Name: (e.g., "Extra Patty").
    • Price Adjustment: The USD value added to (or subtracted from) the base price when selected (e.g.,
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      +2.50
      or
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      0.00
      ).
    • Default Toggle: If checked, this option is pre-selected for the customer.
    • Availability: Disable options that are temporarily out of stock.
  4. Click Save Product.

Cart Pricing Math#

When a shopper selects modifiers, the system dynamically calculates the item line total during checkout: $$\text{Line Total} = (\text{Base Price} + \text{Modifier Adjustments}) \times \text{Quantity}$$

Example: Base Burger ($10.00) + Extra Cheese (+$0.50) + Gluten-Free Bun (+$1.00) = $11.50 per burger.

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