Category: BigCommerce

Automatic Promotions are a way to set up product discounts based on whether the customer’s shopping cart has met specific criteria, such as including certain products or brands, reaching a set order amount, or even whether the customer has purchased before.  To add promotions, Control panel -> Marketing -> Promotions -> Automatic promotions -> Create… Continue reading Big Commerce: Creating Promotions in Website

Categories are used to group products together to make them easier to find and browse for shoppers. To create categories, Go to Products-> product categories and click Create category. Enter a display name and save the changes. A subcategory is a category that is “nested” in another category. Subcategories are sometimes called child categories, and the category they… Continue reading Big Commerce: Creation of Categories

If we already have a trial store, then we can add a new store to the existing account directly from the Big commerce dashboard. Following steps are done to start a new store: Control panel -> Account settings -> Account overview ->Stores -> New store -> Enter the details -> New store is ready Note… Continue reading Big Commerce: Add new store to existing account

Customer Approval : – Customer approval is a way to identify customers of different segmentations and permit each group to access certain contents or pages on your website. It’s more crucial when you are running a B2B and B2C eCommerce business or selling your products to wholesalers.When we look into big commerce, we can’t see any… Continue reading Customer Approval – Big commerce

Web pages are used to display content that doesn’t change often.  To add a new web page: Go to Control panel-> Storefront -> Web pages -> Create new web page: There are four different ways to add web pages: Using WYSIWYG Editor Add the page name and page url and add directly add the page… Continue reading Adding webpages to big commerce store

 Multi Storefront (or MSF) allows you to use a single BigCommerce “store” to power multiple “storefronts”. Each of these storefronts can have its own domain, theme, categories, and email templates. The settings and data for each of these storefronts are managed from one BigCommerce control panel. Storefronts share your store’s catalogue. You can choose which… Continue reading Multi headless storefront in Bigcommerce

Headless is the decoupling of presentation layer from backend. Presentation layer means, what a shopper sees ad experiences. shopper sees when they first get to the website, the experience they have on the website, where they start getting to know the brand story & engaging with the products. This experience can be managed by a… Continue reading Bigcommerce – Headless storefront with Next.js

To install Stencil CLI on windows, initially download the following in your PC: *Git *Python 2.7.x or python 3.11 *node .js 14 and npm (higher versions are not supported) Once these are installed, use the following command in command prompt to download Stencil CLI: npm install -g @bigcommerce/stencil-cli Live preview of theme Add API account… Continue reading Big Commerce: Stencil setup for windows

Catalog API  The Catalog refers to a store’s collection of physical and digital products. The Catalog includes all the information about a product such as MPN, warranty, price, and images.  The term “Catalog” refers to the collection of virtual representations of an e-commercemerchant’s saleable products, stored within the BigCommerce platform. The catalog domain also encompasses… Continue reading BigCommerce – Catalog API and GraphQL

Step 1 : Get account details to access​ Step 2 : product categories.​ Step 3 : Add / import products.​ Step 4 : Add / import Customers.​ Step 5 : Create customer groups.​ Step 6 : Configure currencies, payments, shipping, and tax.​ Step 7 : Purchase and install theme​ Step 8 : Theme setting – Setting… Continue reading Steps to be followed to configure BigCommerce store