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# E-Commerce Store – Complete Overview

#### Dashboard

* View overall store performance.
* Track total orders, revenue, products, new customers, and returning customers.
* Monitor order and revenue trends.
* View customer signups, order status, recent orders, and top-selling products.

#### Products

* Create, edit, and manage products.
* Organize products using categories.
* Configure product options.
* Use filters to find products quickly.

#### Tax

* Enable or disable tax settings.
* Configure the applicable tax rules for your store.

#### Shipping

* Configure shipping options and delivery settings.

#### Custom Fields

* Create additional fields when the standard store fields are not sufficient.

#### Orders

* View and manage all orders.
* Check order details and status from one place.

#### Cart

* View and manage cart information.

#### Customers

* View and manage customer information associated with your store.

#### Store Theme

* Customize the appearance of your storefront.
* Use the **AI Theme Builder** or **Classic Editor** to customize the store design.

#### Store Settings

* Manage the core configuration of your store.
* Configure options such as guest checkout, warehouse settings, and MCP connection.

#### Store Connectors

* Connect your store with external platforms and services.
* Available integrations include WooCommerce, Shopify, WABA, and Zid.

#### Payment Methods

* Configure the payment methods available to your customers.
* Manage the options used to process customer payments.

#### Webhooks

* Configure webhooks to send event-based data to external applications.
* Use webhooks to connect your store with automation platforms or custom applications.

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