Storefront

The Store Settings page (/dashboard/store) is where you configure the public-facing shop your buyers visit. Each workspace has one store.

What a storefront is

A storefront in Storlaunch is the combination of:

• A public URL where buyers shop — on the Storlaunch domain by default, or a domain you attach under Custom Domains.
• Store identity: name, slug, logo, banners, and brand color.
• A business profile (contact details, opening hours, social links) that appears on receipts, invoices, and the storefront's About page.
• A linked product catalog.

Configuring your store

Store identity

Two fields define the store's identity:

• Store Name — what buyers see in the browser tab, on receipts, in the cart, and on emails.
• Store Slug — your storefront's default URL: storlaunch.forjio.com/s/<slug>.

Custom Domains

Point your own domain to your storefront from Custom Domains (/dashboard/domains):

1. Add a domain (e.g. shop.example.com).
2. We show you a CNAME Record to add at your registrar, plus a TXT Record used to prove ownership.
3. Once the records are in place, click Verify DNS.

DNS changes may take up to 48 hours to propagate.

Branding

The Store Settings form also has:

• Logo
• Desktop banner
• Mobile banner
• Brand Color

Business profile

Under Business profile you set the contact details that appear on receipts, invoices, checkout, and shipping labels: tagline, business phone, business email, business address, and tax ID (NPWP). When you turn on the Payment module, these pre-fill Plugipay's checkout settings.

Opening hours

Opening hours are shown on your storefront's About page. Leave a day blank to omit it, or mark it closed.

Social media

Social media links (the full profile URL for each channel) show up as icons in the storefront footer. Leave any blank to hide it.

Manual checkout

If the Payment module is off, the Manual checkout section lets buyers pay you directly: bank accounts, a QRIS image, a WhatsApp number, and payment instructions. These details appear on the buyer's order page.

Manual shipping rates

If the Fulfillment module is off, Manual shipping rates let buyers pick a shipping option you define (courier, service, cost, and ETA) at checkout; you arrange the courier yourself. Leave this empty to offer pickup-only or shipping-on-request.

There's no storefront-level currency setting — currency is set per product, and defaults to IDR.

Pages

Under Pages (/dashboard/legal) you edit four fixed legal documents: Privacy (published at /legal/privacy), Terms & Conditions (/legal/terms), Refund (/legal/refund), and Data Deletion (/legal/data-deletion). Each starts from a default template you can edit and publish, or Revert to template to restore the original.

Going live

There's no separate publish step. As soon as you save the Store Settings form, the storefront is live at its URL. Use View Store to preview it, and add at least one product so buyers have something to buy.

What buyers see

• Home — the product grid, rendered at the storefront's root.
• Product detail (/<product-slug>) — full description, variants, add-to-cart.
• Cart (/cart) — line items, totals, checkout button.
• Checkout — when the Payment module is on, buyers pay through an embedded Plugipay checkout at /pay/<sessionId>, which stays on the store's own domain; when it's off, buyers pay you directly via bank transfer using the details from Manual checkout.
• Order status (/order/<number>) — the receipt, shipment tracking status, and (for digital products) a Digital downloads section with per-file download links.
• About (/about) — the business profile and opening hours.

Buyer-side authentication is OTP-based — see Auth → Sign in → Buyer sign-in for the flow.

Next

• Products — populate the catalog.
• Orders — what happens after a buyer checks out.
• Portal tour — back to the dashboard overview.