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Checkouts settings page listing checkout configurations

Settings > Checkouts

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Primary Purpose

A checkout is a configurable flow that takes a customer from cart to confirmation. You can build more than one — for example a B2C checkout and a separate B2B checkout — and connect a specific checkout to a storefront. Each checkout is configured in two parts:

Steps & sections

The flow itself — contact, delivery, payment, confirmation, and the fields shown at each step.

Styling

Colours, typography, inputs, buttons, and layout of the checkout.

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Checkout configurations

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Usage

  1. Create a checkout configuration and give it a name.
  2. Configure its steps and sections.
  3. Adjust the styling to match your brand.
  4. Set its status to Active, and mark it Default or connect it to a storefront.
You can duplicate an existing checkout to start from a working configuration.

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Per-location checkout assignment

You can assign different checkout configurations to different Locations. This is useful when locations have different checkout requirements — for example, a warehouse location that only ships might use a checkout without a pickup step, while a storefront location offers in-store pickup.

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How to assign

Per-location checkout assignments are managed in the storefront editor. Open the Checkout page settings and add a location override to map a checkout configuration to one or more locations.
  • Each location can be assigned to one checkout configuration at a time.
  • One checkout configuration can serve multiple locations.
  • Only active checkout configurations can be assigned. Draft checkouts are not available for location assignment.
  • Only locations with the online store channel enabled appear in the assignment picker.

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Resolution chain

When a customer reaches checkout, the storefront resolves which checkout configuration to show. The resolution follows this fallback chain: If no checkout is resolved at any level, built-in defaults apply.

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Deactivation and deletion guards

A checkout configuration that is assigned to a location cannot be deactivated or deleted. You must first remove the location assignment in the storefront editor before changing the checkout’s status to Draft or deleting it.
Removing a location assignment means that location falls back to the storefront default or tenant default checkout. Verify the fallback is appropriate before removing an assignment.

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Visibility and Permissions

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