WhatsApp API Platform
E-commerce

E-commerce Overview

Run a native, hosted storefront for your brand — create a store, see its analytics, and work through the setup checklist.

E-commerce gives your brand a native, hosted storefront that lives alongside your WhatsApp messaging. Create one or more stores, build a product catalog, take orders, run discounts, and design the shop with a visual storefront builder — then drive traffic to it from your campaigns and chats.

Stores list showing each store with its name, slug, custom domain, and status

In the app: Dashboard → E-commerce → Stores

This is your own storefront, not a Shopify mirror

These stores are hosted by the platform. If you instead want to connect an existing Shopify or WooCommerce store, use Integrations.


How it fits together

A Store
  → Catalog: products, collections, tags
  → Selling: orders, customers, abandoned carts
  → Marketing: discount codes
  → Storefront: theme, SEO, and pages (the live shop)

Each store is independent, with its own catalog, orders, storefront, and settings. Most brands run a single store; you can create more for separate brands or markets.


The Stores page

The page lists every store on your account. Search by name, slug, or domain. Each row shows the store name, its slug, any custom domain, a status indicator, and an actions menu. Use New store (top right) to add one. When you have no stores yet, an empty state invites you to create your first store.


Create a store

Open the new-store dialog

On Dashboard → E-commerce → Stores, click New store.

New store dialog with name, slug, and domain fields

Name the store

Give it a name and a slug (the URL-friendly identifier, auto-generated from the name and editable). The slug forms part of your storefront address until you map a custom domain.

Open the store

Create it, then click into the store to reach its dashboard. From here you set up the catalog, storefront, and settings.


Store dashboard

Opening a store lands you on its overview: the store name and status, the live storefront URL, and the store currency. A date-range selector (7d / 30d / 90d / 12m) drives the analytics below.

Store overview with KPI cards, a sales chart, and a setup checklist

SectionWhat it shows
Headline metricsOrders, revenue, and customers for the selected range
Sales over timeOrders and revenue trend across the range
Status mixOrders broken down by status
Top productsYour best sellers in the range

Setup checklist

A new, empty store shows a setup checklist — the steps to a sellable shop: add products, set up the storefront, and configure settings. Work through it before sharing your storefront link.


Next steps

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