Storefront

A Seev Storefront gives you a fully hosted online store without writing any code. Your store lives at a custom subdomain — yourstore.seevplus.store — and everything is managed from the Seev Dashboard: products, pricing, orders, and payouts.

Who storefronts are for

Storefronts are built for product-based businesses that want to sell online without building or hosting a website:

• Retailers selling physical goods
• Creators selling digital products or services
• Small businesses moving from social media sales to a dedicated store
• Anyone who needs a public-facing product catalogue with checkout built in

If you need to embed payments into your own app or website, use the Checkout API instead.

Your store URL

Every storefront gets a subdomain under seevplus.store:

https://yourstore.seevplus.store

You choose the subdomain when you create your store. It must be unique across all Seev storefronts. Custom domains are not currently supported — your store URL will always be on seevplus.store.

Setting up your storefront

1. Log in to the Seev Dashboard.
2. Go to Storefront → Create Store.
3. Add your store name, logo, and a short description.
4. Set your store's currency and preferences.
5. Click Launch Store — your store is live immediately.

Managing products

Add and manage products from Storefront → Products.

Products can be organised into categories to make your store easier to browse.

Product visibility and images

The Active on site switch controls whether a product appears publicly. Products without an image cannot be enabled. Add an image by opening the product or clicking or dropping an image onto an empty thumbnail in the products table.

Use the All, Enabled, Disabled, and Low stock filters to request matching products from the server. Product lists are paginated, and the public storefront loads additional active products as the customer scrolls.

Bulk upload with CSV

Bulk upload is available as a secondary action on the Products tab:

1. Download the CSV template.
2. Add product rows and optional comma-separated image URLs.
3. Drop or select the CSV file.
4. Review valid rows and reported issues.
5. Click or drop images onto individual preview thumbnails when needed.
6. Import the reviewed products.

Imported products start inactive so you can verify their images, price, stock, and description before publishing them.

Bulk actions and stock updates

Select product rows to enable quick actions such as enabling or disabling visibility, featuring products, or deleting selected products after confirmation. Use Update stock to edit stock counts for active products in one scrollable view without opening each product.

Checkout experience

When a customer adds a product and checks out, they go through the hosted Seev payment flow. The active organization must be approved before the store can collect a live payment.

Mobile money is currently available on storefront checkout:

• Mobile Money (MTN MoMo, Telecel Cash, Airtel Money)

Only promise customers a method that is visible on the live checkout page.

Launch checklist

Before sharing your store URL:

• Confirm the correct organization and store are selected.
• Add a clear image, name, price, description, and stock count to every product.
• Enable only the products that should be publicly visible.
• Open the public store and test product browsing, cart, and checkout.
• Complete organization verification before expecting live checkout to work.
• Review pickup, shipping, contact, business-hours, and policy information.

Orders

Every completed purchase creates an order in Storefront → Orders. Orders include:

• Customer name, email, and phone
• Items purchased and quantities
• Payment method and transaction reference
• Order status

You can mark orders as fulfilled manually from the Dashboard. Automated fulfilment via webhooks is available if you want to connect your store to a backend — see Webhooks.

Point of sale

The POS tab creates real storefront orders for in-person sales:

1. Search the active product list.
2. Add products and adjust quantities in the checkout cart.
3. Create the POS order.
4. Show the generated QR code for the customer to scan, or open the checkout link on the payment device.

POS orders appear in the normal Orders tab with a visible POS indicator. Use the All, Store orders, and POS orders filters to separate online and in-person activity. POS placeholder customer details are excluded from customer analytics; a real customer can be recognized after they provide a receipt email during payment.

Storefront customization and preferences

From Storefront Customization and Preferences you can update:

• Store name, logo, and description
• Contact email shown to customers
• Social media links displayed in the footer
• Store visibility (publish or take offline)
• Notification preferences for new orders

Preferences can also include pickup address, shipping locations, business hours, store policies, and product categories when those options are available.

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