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Configuring your Store | Umbraco Commerce

1. Tutorials
2. Build a Store in Umbraco using Umbraco Commerce
3. Creating a Store

Learn how to configure your store in Umbraco Commerce.

Each store comes with a set of predefined configurations that you can extend, covering:

If your business operates in multiple regions, setting up locations helps:

• Configure stores for different locations with separate languages, shipping addresses, regional offers, local regulations, and payment gateways.

• Ship products from different locations. The system can be set up to route orders to the nearest warehouse based on the customer’s location.

1. Select your store from the Stores menu in the Settings section. In this case, Umbraco Swag Store.

2. Go to Locations under the Store.

4. Enter the Name for the Location. For example: Denmark

5. Provide the necessary address details.

Order Status tracks the progression of an order. It helps both the store owner and customers track the order's progress from the moment it is placed until it is delivered (or returned).

When you first set up Umbraco Commerce, it comes with predefined order statuses to help manage the order lifecycle. These statuses include New, Completed, Cancelled, and Error. The statuses can be customized based on your specific business requirements.

1. Go to Order Statuses under the Store.

2. Click Create Order Status.

3. Enter a Name for the order status. For Example: Processing

4. Select a Color for the order status.

Payment Methods define the payment options available in the store. By default, Umbraco Commerce includes basic providers like Invoicing and Zero Value to get started.

Umbraco Commerce also supports the integration of different third-party payment gateways. For more information, see the Umbraco Commerce Payment Providers Documentation .

1. Go to Payment Methods under the Store.

2. Click Create Payment Method.

3. Select a payment provider from the list. For example: Zero Value.

4. Enter a Name for the payment method. For example: Zero Payment.

5. Configure the payment method as per your requirements.

Shipping methods determine how customers receive their orders. Setting up shipping methods effectively is crucial, as it impacts customer satisfaction, fulfillment costs, and overall operational efficiency.

By default, Umbraco Commerce comes with the basic Pickup option. For more information on the integration for different providers, see the Umbraco Commerce Shipping providers Documentation .

1. Go to Shipping Methods under the Store.

2. Click Create Shipping Method.

3. Choose the shipping provider from the list. For Example: DHL.

4. Enter a Name for the shipping method. For example: DHL.

5. Configure the shipping method as per your requirements.

Setting up a country involves configuring settings related to shipping, payment methods, tax rates, localization, legal compliance requirements, and so on for that specific country.

1. Go to Countries under the Store.

3. Choose an item from the list. For Example: Create Country from ISO 3166 preset.

4. Select a country from the list. For example: Denmark.

5. Configure the country details as per your requirements.

Setting up currency is essential for ensuring that prices are displayed and transactions are processed accurately. For information on configuring an exchange rate service, see the Currency Exchange Rate Service Provider article.

1. Go to Currencies under the Store.

3. Enter a Name for the currency. For Example: DKK.

4. Configure the currency details as per your requirements.

Tax setup is crucial for compliance with local regulations and for ensuring that your pricing is accurate and transparent. You can set up tax rates for each jurisdiction where you must collect tax. For more information, see the Tax Sources article.

1. Go to Taxes under the Store.

3. Enter a Name for the tax class. For Example: Custom.

4. Configure the tax rates as per your requirements.

Defines the different Email, Print, and Export templates available for the store. These templates help maintain consistency and professionalism in communication with customers and facilitate data handling.

1. Expand the Templates folder under the Store.

3. Click Create Email Template.

4. Enter a Name for the Email template. For Example: Shipping Notification.

5. Configure the email details as per your requirements.

Similarly, you can create custom Print and Export Templates.

In addition to the above settings, you can configure a series of default settings on a store from the store editor. See the Stores reference article for more information.

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