Sites
Create and manage sites where you sell your goods.
The Sites section allows you to manage all the configurations related to your sites.

General information
When you create or edit a site, you enter the site details view. The general settings panel allows you to provide the basic site configuration that is essential for the storefront operations.

Refer to the table for the configuration details.
Property
Description
Active
The activation flag enables a site on your webshop storefront when the configuration is ready.
Default
There can be only one site marked as default for a tenant. The default site appears as the first one when customers enter the store's URL.
Name
The site's name that displays in the store.
Code
The technical name of the site that you can use in the API requests.
Languages
The set of languages that you want to use on the site. The languages list corresponds to the languages enabled for the tenant. In the storefront, customers are able to use a language switcher to select their preferred language.
Default Language
The default language that displays as the first one on the storefront and is used when no language is specified in API requests.
Ship to countries
The countries that you want to enable delivery to for the site. The countries list corresponds to the countries enabled in the tenant.
Currency
The code of the default currency on the site.
Decimal digits
The number of decimal points used in calculation of prices in the shopping cart. The property must be zero or a positive value.
Payment methods
The payment methods you want to enable on the site. The list of payment methods corresponds to the methods available in the tenant.
Tax determination based on
The configuration of tax calculation base. Decide whether you want to use a customer's shipping or billing address when determining the relevant tax rates.
Available currencies
The list of currency codes that you support payments with on the site.
Products on the storefront
A product can appear on the storefront even when it is not ready to purchase. Customers may browse product details, but Add to cart is only available when product data and site configuration align for the customer's site, country, and currency.
Search and catalog browsing use a broader set of data than the cart service. That is why a product can be viewable on the storefront but not buyable.
Checklist
Before a customer can add a product to the cart, verify:
Site is Active; Ship to countries, Currency, and Available currencies match the product prices and shipping setup.
Tax rates and tax classes exist for the relevant countries.
Active shipping zones and methods cover the customer's country and currency.
Price models are configured for the site.
Product is published in a catalog assigned to the site.
Product Prices tab — tax class, price model, site, currency, and country.
Product Availability tab — stock level and distribution channel for the site.
For product-level setup, see Making products buyable on the storefront.
Home base address
Provide your business's address information.

Location coordinates
Provide a longitude and latitude for the home base address.

Assisted buying
To enable using the assisted buying feature, enter the storefront URL in the corresponding field of the site settings.

If the authorization is successful, the following query parameters are added to the URL:
customerToken- It's a customer authorization token.customerTokenExpiresIn- It indicates a validity period for the token.saasToken- It's a customer SaaS token. It contains information about the employee who generated the token, therefore it's crucial to send thesaas-tokenheader with the value in every HTTP request sent by a customer.
After enabling the feature for a specific site, you can now log in as a customer and perform the requested actions on their behalf. In the Customers view in Management Dashboard, choose the site that you want to use. It opens a new browser tab with the storefront. You can now make any purchases or take any actions that were requested by the customer.
Audit Logs
The Audit Logs tab shows the history of changes for this site, including what changed and when, with field-level previous and updated values. Actors can include named users, anonymous storefront activity, or system actions.

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