🧪 Static prototype — for review, not wired to live data.
New Product
Give the product what it needs to exist. Sizes, prices, options and costs come next in the per-product editor.
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1. Basics

Name, code, and how customers reach it.

Must be unique across the catalog.

2. Classification

How the product is shelved and priced. The pricing method here is the one Product Editor's Prices tab will follow.

Lower shows first.
A product can sit on more than one shelf. The Default Category above is the primary one.

3. Storefront Behavior

Switch on every route this product can be ordered through. The badge on each active tile is the order it shows in on the product page — use ‹ › to move one earlier or later.

Ready-made Design
Customer selects from this product's template gallery, then personalizes it.
Design Studio
Customer starts from a blank canvas in the online design tool.
Upload Artwork
Customer supplies a print-ready file instead of designing on-site.
Request Quote
Skips checkout — sends the configuration to sales for a custom price instead of an instant one.
Request Design Help
Routes to a paid design-assistance request instead of a self-serve tool.
Buy As-is
Standard add-to-cart checkout — no customization step required.

4. Flags

Special handling this product needs on the shop floor.

5. Storefront Availability

Which stores show this product.

None selected — the checkboxes above take effect.

6. Fulfillment

How the shop treats this on the production floor.

{ProductName} and {OrderNumber} are filled in per job.

Live summary

Name
— not set —
Type
— not set —
Pricing
— not set —
SKU
— auto —

Publish gate

● Name ● Type ● Pricing method Sizes and prices are added on the next screen.