Email flows, review apps, importers, loyalty programs and the rest break down into the same small parts. The glossary names 1628 parts across 37 areas and maps 579 app phrases onto them.
910 of the 1628 parts are built into Litestore today.
catalogImport, supplier sync and exportBringing products, customers and reviews into the store from files, other platforms and suppliers, keeping supplier stock and prices in step afterwards, and exporting the store's data back out.41 parts · 14 phrases · importInventory and locationsHow many units of each variant the store has, where they are kept, what happens when stock runs low or out, and how new stock is ordered, moved and counted.41 parts · 16 phrases · inventoryThemes, sections and page buildersThe look of the storefront and how its pages are put together: theme colours and fonts, page templates, sections and blocks, and the editors that publish them.62 parts · 26 phrases · storefrontSlots: where plugins renderNamed places on the storefront, checkout, customer account, admin and emails where a plugin or section can render its own content next to the store's own.103 parts · 10 phrases · *.slotBlog, pages and mediaThe words and pictures a store publishes beside its products: blog posts, custom pages, the editor staff write them in, and the media library that holds every image and video.45 parts · 14 phrases · contentSite search and merchandisingHow shoppers find products inside the store: the search box and its matching, the filters and sort orders on product lists, the rules that set which products show first, and the reports on what people searched for.46 parts · 16 phrases · searchSEO and AI search visibilityWhat search engines and AI answer engines read from a store: page titles and descriptions, addresses and redirects, sitemaps, structured data, images and the checks that find problems.50 parts · 16 phrases · seoTranslation and currencyThe languages a store is shown in, the translated copy and URLs for each one, and the currency, prices and import charges a shopper abroad sees.32 parts · 16 phrases · i18nCart and checkoutThe cart a shopper fills and the steps from that cart to a paid order: contact, address, delivery, payment and the confirmation that follows, plus the capture of checkouts that were started and left.51 parts · 16 phrases · checkoutPayments and instalmentsHow a store takes money for an order, pays it back, answers chargebacks and screens risky payments, and how the money reaches the store's bank.40 parts · 15 phrases · paymentDiscounts, coupons and gift cardsMoney off an order or a product, the codes and rules that apply it, and stored value such as gift cards and store credit.49 parts · 16 phrases · discountProduct offers and bundlesExtra products offered next to the one a shopper is buying, where and when they are offered, and products sold together as a set.33 parts · 14 phrases · upsellSubscriptionsProducts bought on a repeating schedule: the plans a shopper signs up to, the recurring charges, the account page where subscribers change their plan, and the steps that keep them from cancelling.28 parts · 14 phrases · subscriptionTaxSales tax and VAT on orders: how the amount is calculated at checkout, how prices show it, where the store is registered to collect it, which buyers are exempt, and the invoices and returns that report it.28 parts · 13 phrases · taxOrder managementThe order record a sale leaves behind, and the work staff do on it afterwards: changing it, cancelling it, noting it, printing it, listing it and checking it for risk.45 parts · 19 phrases · orderShipping rates, labels and fulfilmentWhat a shopper pays for delivery and when it arrives, and the work of getting the parcel out: shipments, labels, packing, customs and handing orders to a warehouse.40 parts · 16 phrases · shippingOrder tracking and shipping notificationsWhere a parcel is after it leaves the store, how the customer finds out, and what happens when it is late or lost.33 parts · 15 phrases · trackingReturns and exchangesHow a customer sends items back and what they get for them: the request, the policy that limits it, the way the parcel travels back, the check on arrival and the refund, credit or exchange.36 parts · 18 phrases · returnsCustomer data, segments and accountsThe record a store keeps for each customer, the numbers and stages calculated from their orders, the groups built from them, and the account the customer signs in to.35 parts · 15 phrases · customerHelpdesk and chatWhere customer questions arrive and how staff answer them: the channels, the conversation record, order context, reply tools, automation, self-service and response measures.37 parts · 16 phrases · supportEmail marketing and flowsEmails a store sends to its customers: automatic flows that start when a shopper does something, one-off campaigns to a list or segment, and the sending, measurement and unsubscribe rules around them.56 parts · 16 phrases · emailSMS, push and messaging appsText messages, browser push notifications and messaging-app chats a store sends to shoppers who opted in, with the consent, number and timing rules each channel carries.26 parts · 14 phrases · smsPopups and signup formsOn-site forms that collect a visitor's email or phone, often in exchange for an offer, and the rules for when and to whom each form shows.31 parts · 12 phrases · formsReviews and customer mediaRatings, written reviews, photos and videos that past buyers leave on products, plus the requests that ask for them, the moderation that checks them and the places they are shown.48 parts · 21 phrases · reviewsPoints and rewardsPoints that customers earn for buying and other actions and spend as discounts, plus the tiers, expiry rules and account pages around them.33 parts · 16 phrases · loyaltyCustomer referralsCustomers share a personal link with friends, and the store rewards the customer, the friend or both when the friend buys, with checks against abuse.30 parts · 14 phrases · referralAffiliates and creatorsCreators and affiliates promote the store with their own links and codes and earn a commission on the sales they bring, with applications, campaigns, payouts and product gifting around it.56 parts · 17 phrases · affiliateSocial features and live sellingSelling through posts, follows, likes, comments, chat and live video, inside the store or on social networks, so that shoppers find products through other people.44 parts · 17 phrases · socialAds and product feedsSending the store's products to shopping and social ad channels as a catalogue: which channels, which fields each item carries, how the data is reshaped per channel, and how rejected items are reported back.41 parts · 16 phrases · feedsAnalytics and attributionHow a store records visits and orders, credits each sale to the channel or ad that brought it, and turns the numbers into reports on sales, customers and ad spend.50 parts · 15 phrases · analyticsAI assistantsLanguage-model features in a store: an admin assistant that reads store data and proposes changes, generated copy, shopper-facing chat and quizzes, and the endpoints outside AI agents use to browse and buy.37 parts · 15 phrases · aiB2B and wholesaleSelling to other businesses: company accounts, prices and catalogues per buyer, order quantity rules, invoices paid later, and quotes before an order.26 parts · 16 phrases · b2bMarketplaces and multi-vendorLetting other sellers list and sell products in one store: applying and approval, the seller's products and shop, splitting each order between sellers and the store, and paying sellers what they are owed.36 parts · 16 phrases · marketplaceConsent and privacyThe cookie banner and consent choices that set which trackers run, the signals passed on to ad and analytics tools, and the handling of a customer's requests to see or delete their data.24 parts · 14 phrases · privacyStore administrationThe admin behind the shop: staff accounts and what each person may do, the store's own settings, the work queues and alerts staff act on, the record of who changed what, and the keys, jobs and rules that run the store without a person clicking.64 parts · 15 phrases · storeStore events and webhooksThe facts that flow through a store, such as an order paid or a parcel delivered, and the webhooks that carry each fact to flows, plugins and outside services.100 parts · 15 phrases · event