Storefront

Storefront is how your product information gets published for people outside your organization to see — for example, on your company's public website. There is nothing to configure, and the published information is always kept up to date automatically.

What gets published

Only products that are marked "active" in Shopify are published. If you set a product to draft or archive it in Shopify, it's automatically removed from what's published — you don't need to do anything separately in Webtop to take it down or bring it back.

Stock levels are also kept up to date in near real time.

How publishing works

• There's no publish button and no rebuild step. Every time the published information is viewed, the latest product data is pulled in, so any change you make in Shopify shows up right away.
• There are no settings for things like store name, currency, or the "low stock" label either. Those are display details that a developer sets when building the actual public page, not something you configure in Webtop.

Building the public page

Creating or changing the public-facing page itself — its design and layout — is template work done by a developer, not something operators handle day to day in Webtop. If you need a new page or a change to how things look, ask your development team.