Online Store

What your customers can order, who has an account, and how orders arrive.

Your storefront /portal ↗ Customers sign in here. Every switch below is enforced by the server too, never just hidden.

Waiting for you

Orders your customers placed online. Accepting one routes it and puts it on the floor's board — the same path a job you type in the studio takes.

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Store

Online ordering
Off = the store page shows a "paused" note; submits are refused
Show prices
Off = orders arrive as quote requests; prices come with your confirmation
New orders arrive as
Review = every order waits for your sign-off ("Estimate"). Auto-accept can be overridden per customer.
Warnings
Acknowledge = customers check each warning. Block = a warned order can't submit. Silent = only you see them.
Require a PO number
Most online customers are
Shops & dealers get the store — doors, boxes, parts. Homeowners & contractors get a jobs hub — your estimates, their cabinet jobs, and "Start a cabinet job". Set any one customer differently under Customer accounts.
Let homeowners & contractors order doors and parts too
Off = they order cabinet jobs only; the store's product lines are hidden from them and refused if sent.

What can be ordered

Doors
Drawer fronts
Drawer boxes
End panels
Cabinets
Off is enforced now. On still refuses — cabinet ordering isn't built yet, because a cabinet becomes a job, not an order line

Storefront

Open the Store Builder

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Customer accounts

Let customers request an account
Adds "Request one" to the sign-in page. Nobody gets in until you approve them below.

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Account requests

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Quote requests

Let signed-in customers request a quote
A "Request a quote" button on the jobs hub. Only customers you let in can ask; every request waits here.

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How this works

Customers you invite sign in at your storefront and order doors, fronts, boxes and panels priced by the same engine your quotes use — at each customer's own pricing. Orders arrive here as estimates; accepting one routes it and schedules it, exactly as saving a job in the studio does. Every switch on this page has a matching server-side check, so turning something off refuses it rather than merely hiding it.