@aglyn/aglyn 1.0.0-beta.259 → 1.0.0-beta.261

package/src/lib/app-utils/docs-index.generated.js

@@ -1262,7 +1262,7 @@ export const DOCS_SECTION_INDEX = [
         title: 'Start a new site with AI',
         heading: 'How do you want to start?',
         anchor: '#how-do-you-want-to-start',
-        text: 'The first step asks for the site\'s Site name and Subdomain, its free address on Aglyn. The subdomain follows the name until you change it, and is checked as you type: if it is taken, the field says so and offers available ones to pick. Then it offers two cards:\n- Start from the starter site gives the site a ready-made home page with a header, footer and contact form, live at its address, for you to edit.\n- Start with AI (marked Recommended) asks the questions below and builds the site for you. On the Free plan the card says how many pages a Free start makes.\nNo site exists until you choose. Start from the starter site and Skip (in the bar at the top) create the site with the starter home page and open it. Plan my site creates the site and starts planning it. The close control and the Escape key create nothing: the window closes and no site is made. If you have typed or picked something, the window first asks Leave without your answers?, because what you typed is not saved. Once the site is being planned, closing only closes the window; the job carries on.\nIf your role cannot create sites, or your plan has no site left, Create site says so before asking anything. If the site is created but its planning cannot start, the window says why; leaving then gives that site the starter home page, so it is never left empty.'
+        text: 'The first step asks for the site\'s Site name and Subdomain, its free address on Aglyn. The subdomain follows the name until you change it, and is checked as you type: if it is taken, the field says so and offers available ones to pick. Then it offers two cards:\n- Start from the starter site gives the site a ready-made home page with a header, footer and contact form, live at its address, for you to edit.\n- Start with AI (marked Recommended) asks the questions below and builds the site for you. On the Free plan the card says how many pages a Free start makes.\nNo site exists until you choose. Start from the starter site and Skip (in the bar at the top) create the site with the starter home page and open it. Plan my site creates the site and starts planning it. The close control and the Escape key create nothing: the window closes and no site is made. If you have typed or picked something, the window first asks Leave without your answers?, because what you typed is not saved. Once the site is being planned, closing only closes the window; the job carries on.\nIf your role cannot create sites, or your plan has no site left, Create site says so before asking anything. Plan my site checks that planning can start before it creates the site. If it cannot, the window says why and no site is made. On the Free plan, a start that may need more credits than you have left asks first, and the site is created only once you choose. If planning still cannot start after the site is created, the window says why; leaving then gives that site the starter home page, so it is never left empty.'
     },
     {
         path: '/ai/start-with-ai',
@@ -4258,7 +4258,7 @@ export const DOCS_SECTION_INDEX = [
         title: 'Bookings & Scheduling',
         heading: 'Set up bookings',
         anchor: '#set-up-bookings',
-        text: 'The Services card on the site\'s Bookings page defines what visitors can book: each service\'s length, price and the weekly hours it is offered in.\n1. Select Add service and enter its Name, Duration (minutes) and Price (0 is free). A paid service needs Stripe connected first (see above); Show the price as offers a label such as a free estimate instead — see Price labels.\n2. Choose the service\'s Timezone. Under Weekly availability, switch on each day slots are offered and pick the From and To times; select Add hours for a second block on the same day, such as after lunch.\n3. Under Booking form, choose whether to ask for a phone number or an address — see Asking for a phone number and an address.\n4. Select Save service. A service you add here is active at once.\n5. Add the booking widget to a page as a canvas element, so visitors can pick a service and a time.\nDraft services {#draft-services}\nA service is either active — it takes bookings — or a draft: set up, and offered nowhere. A draft is left out of the booking widget\'s list, shows no open times, and a booking for it is refused, even through a link that names it.\n- A service you add with Add service is active as soon as you save it.\n- A service set up for you elsewhere in Aglyn, rather than added on this page, starts as a draft, so nothing goes live before you have looked at it. If no price was given, it is set to Contact for price.\n- On the Bookings page a draft carries a Draft label and an Activate button. Activate puts it on your site straight away.\n- Deactivate turns an active service back into a draft: it stops taking bookings without being deleted, and the bookings it already has stay.\nA draft counts toward your plan\'s service allowance, like an active service.\nPrice varies, free estimate, or contact for price {#pr'
+        text: 'The Services card on the site\'s Bookings page defines what visitors can book: each service\'s length, price and the weekly hours it is offered in.\n1. Select Add service and enter its Name, Duration (minutes) and Price (0 is free). A paid service needs Stripe connected first (see above); until it is, the dialog warns that visitors can\'t book it and links to Payments. Show the price as offers a label such as a free estimate instead — see Price labels.\n2. Choose the service\'s Timezone. Under Weekly availability, switch on each day slots are offered and pick the From and To times; select Add hours for a second block on the same day, such as after lunch.\n3. Under Booking form, choose whether to ask for a phone number or an address — see Asking for a phone number and an address.\n4. Select Save service. A service you add here is active at once.\n5. Add the booking widget to a page as a canvas element, so visitors can pick a service and a time.\nDraft services {#draft-services}\nA service is either active — it takes bookings — or a draft: set up, and offered nowhere. A draft is left out of the booking widget\'s list, shows no open times, and a booking for it is refused, even through a link that names it.\n- A service you add with Add service is active as soon as you save it.\n- A service set up for you elsewhere in Aglyn, rather than added on this page, starts as a draft, so nothing goes live before you have looked at it. If no price was given, it is set to Contact for price.\n- On the Bookings page a draft carries a Draft label and an Activate button. Activate puts it on your site straight away.\n- Deactivate turns an active service back into a draft: it stops taking bookings without being deleted, and the bookings it already has stay.\nA draft counts toward your plan\'s service allowanc'
     },
     {
         path: '/commerce-and-bookings/bookings/overview',
@@ -4358,6 +4358,41 @@ export const DOCS_SECTION_INDEX = [
         anchor: '#related',
         text: '- Sales channels\n- Commerce overview\n- SEO — products emit structured data and join the sitemap automatically.'
     },
+    {
+        path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/connect-smile-io-or-yotpo',
+        title: 'Connect Smile.io or Yotpo Loyalty',
+        heading: '',
+        anchor: '',
+        text: 'Connect Smile.io or Yotpo Loyalty\nIf you already run a loyalty program in Smile.io or Yotpo Loyalty & Referrals, connect that account and your members\' points stay there. Aglyn\'s checkout and register earn and spend those same points:\n- Every paid order earns points at your store\'s rate, written to the member\'s account.\n- Customers spend their points at checkout with their rewards code, and at the register when a cashier looks them up by email. The balance is read from your account first, so a customer never spends points they no longer have.\n- Refunds and cancellations take back the points an order earned, and give back the points it spent, in proportion to what was refunded.\n- Your own changes to a member\'s points in Aglyn are written to your account too.\nA store runs one program at a time. While an account is connected, Aglyn\'s built-in points, welcome points and referral rewards are off, so nobody is rewarded twice. Store credit you gave by hand stays spendable.'
+    },
+    {
+        path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/connect-smile-io-or-yotpo',
+        title: 'Connect Smile.io or Yotpo Loyalty',
+        heading: 'Connect your account',
+        anchor: '#connect-your-account',
+        text: '1. Open your store, go to Promotions, and find the Rewards account card.\n2. Choose Smile.io or Yotpo Loyalty and paste your credentials:\n- Smile.io: an API key. In Smile Admin, open Settings → Developer and create a key with the customer read, points transaction read and points transaction write scopes. Smile.io offers API keys on its Plus and Enterprise plans.\n- Yotpo Loyalty: your GUID and API key, both on the Settings page of the Yotpo Loyalty admin.\n3. Select Connect. Aglyn checks the credentials with the service before it keeps them, and stores the API key encrypted.\nIf members already hold points in the built-in program, Aglyn asks you to confirm first. While the account is connected, each member\'s balance is the one in your Smile.io or Yotpo account; their built-in points are set aside, not spent or erased, and come back exactly if you disconnect. Store credit is never changed.\nYour store\'s Points per dollar spent, Points for $1 off and Points needed to redeem still decide what each order earns and what points are worth at checkout.'
+    },
+    {
+        path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/connect-smile-io-or-yotpo',
+        title: 'Connect Smile.io or Yotpo Loyalty',
+        heading: 'Who earns',
+        anchor: '#who-earns',
+        text: '- Yotpo Loyalty enrolls a customer it does not know yet with their first order.\n- Smile.io API keys cannot add customers, so a customer who is not in your Smile.io program yet is listed as Not a member there. Their points are sent once they join and you select Send again.\nOrders paid in Stripe test mode never move real points.'
+    },
+    {
+        path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/connect-smile-io-or-yotpo',
+        title: 'Connect Smile.io or Yotpo Loyalty',
+        heading: 'When something is not sent',
+        anchor: '#when-something-is-not-sent',
+        text: 'Points are sent the moment an order is paid, refunded or changed. Anything your account could not take, because it was busy, unreachable or refused the credentials, waits on the Rewards account card with its reason. Select Send again to retry. Each movement is sent once: a retry never adds points twice.\nIf a refund takes back more points than a member has left, because they already spent them, the balance goes to zero and the rest is noted on the movement.'
+    },
+    {
+        path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/connect-smile-io-or-yotpo',
+        title: 'Connect Smile.io or Yotpo Loyalty',
+        heading: 'Disconnect',
+        anchor: '#disconnect',
+        text: 'Select Disconnect on the card and confirm. Rewards turns off. Points members earned in your Smile.io or Yotpo account stay there, each member\'s built-in points go back to exactly what they were when you connected, and store credit is unchanged. Turn Rewards on again to run the built-in program with those balances.'
+    },
     {
         path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/couriers',
         title: 'Couriers for local delivery (DoorDash Drive)',
@@ -4535,56 +4570,56 @@ export const DOCS_SECTION_INDEX = [
     },
     {
         path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/fulfillment-networks',
-        title: 'Fulfillment networks (ShipBob, ShipMonk and Amazon MCF)',
+        title: 'Fulfillment networks (ShipBob, ShipMonk, Flexport and Amazon MCF)',
         heading: '',
         anchor: '',
-        text: 'Fulfillment networks: ShipBob, ShipMonk and Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment\nIf your stock sits in a ShipMonk warehouse, connect that account to your store and Aglyn hands each paid order to it. ShipMonk is available now. ShipBob and Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment (FBA inventory) work the same way and appear on the card as each is set up for aglyn.com; until then the card offers only the networks you can connect. Aglyn then:\n- Paid orders go to the network. The items it stocks are sent to it to pick, pack and ship. Items it does not stock stay with you, so one order can be split between the network and your own packing table.\n- Shipments come back to the order. Each parcel the network ships is recorded on the order with its carrier and tracking number, and your customer gets the same shipped email as for a parcel you ship yourself.\n- Stock counts follow the warehouse, if you choose: the network\'s count of each SKU becomes your store\'s count.'
+        text: 'Fulfillment networks: ShipBob, ShipMonk, Flexport and Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment\nIf your stock sits with ShipMonk or Flexport, connect that account to your store and Aglyn hands each paid order to it. ShipMonk and Flexport are available now. ShipBob and Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment (FBA inventory) work the same way and appear on the card as each is set up for aglyn.com; until then the card offers only the networks you can connect. Aglyn then:\n- Paid orders go to the network. The items it stocks are sent to it to pick, pack and ship. Items it does not stock stay with you, so one order can be split between the network and your own packing table.\n- Shipments come back to the order. Each parcel the network ships is recorded on the order with its carrier and tracking number, and your customer gets the same shipped email as for a parcel you ship yourself.\n- Stock counts follow the warehouse, if you choose: the network\'s count of each SKU becomes your store\'s count.'
     },
     {
         path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/fulfillment-networks',
-        title: 'Fulfillment networks (ShipBob, ShipMonk and Amazon MCF)',
+        title: 'Fulfillment networks (ShipBob, ShipMonk, Flexport and Amazon MCF)',
         heading: 'Connect a network',
         anchor: '#connect-a-network',
-        text: '1. Open Products → Shipping & delivery and find the Fulfillment networks card.\n2. Next to ShipBob or Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment (when the card offers them), select Connect.\n3. Sign in to that account and allow Aglyn access. You come back to the store settings with the network connected.\nYou need to be an admin of the site to connect, change or disconnect a network. Aglyn never sees your ShipBob or Amazon password; it keeps only the access the network grants, encrypted.\nShipMonk: connect with your API key\nShipMonk connects with an API key from your own ShipMonk account instead of a sign-in:\n1. In ShipMonk, open Account Settings, then Integration API Keys. If you have no API store yet, ShipMonk sets one up for you when you ask under Stores.\n2. Create an API key for your API store, and note the store\'s id shown beside it.\n3. On Products → Shipping & delivery, select Connect ShipMonk, paste the key, enter the store id and select Connect.\nAglyn checks the key with ShipMonk before keeping it, keeps it encrypted, and never shows it again. To use a new key, revoke the old one in ShipMonk: the card asks you to Connect again, and you paste the new one.\nAfter you connect, the card shows a webhook address and a signing secret, once. Give both to ShipMonk (its webhook settings under Integrations, or ShipMonk support) so it tells Aglyn the moment an order ships. Aglyn checks every webhook\'s signature and ignores any that does not match. Without webhooks, Aglyn still reads each order back from ShipMonk every 15 minutes. New webhook secret makes a new secret and ends the old one at once.\nFlexport: connect with your API token\nRolling out Flexport appears on the Fulfillment networks card only once it is available on the platform you use. Until then, the card has no Flexport section'
+        text: '1. Open Products → Shipping & delivery and find the Fulfillment networks card.\n2. Next to ShipBob or Amazon Multi-Channel Fulfillment (when the card offers them), select Connect.\n3. Sign in to that account and allow Aglyn access. You come back to the store settings with the network connected.\nYou need to be an admin of the site to connect, change or disconnect a network. Aglyn never sees your ShipBob or Amazon password; it keeps only the access the network grants, encrypted.\nShipMonk: connect with your API key\nShipMonk connects with an API key from your own ShipMonk account instead of a sign-in:\n1. In ShipMonk, open Account Settings, then Integration API Keys. If you have no API store yet, ShipMonk sets one up for you when you ask under Stores.\n2. Create an API key for your API store, and note the store\'s id shown beside it.\n3. On Products → Shipping & delivery, select Connect ShipMonk, paste the key, enter the store id and select Connect.\nAglyn checks the key with ShipMonk before keeping it, keeps it encrypted, and never shows it again. To use a new key, revoke the old one in ShipMonk: the card asks you to Connect again, and you paste the new one.\nAfter you connect, the card shows a webhook address and a signing secret, once. Give both to ShipMonk (its webhook settings under Integrations, or ShipMonk support) so it tells Aglyn the moment an order ships. Aglyn checks every webhook\'s signature and ignores any that does not match. Without webhooks, Aglyn still reads each order back from ShipMonk every 15 minutes. New webhook secret makes a new secret and ends the old one at once.\nFlexport: connect with your API token\nFlexport connects with an API token from your own Flexport account. You need a Flexport account with billing set up, since Flexport ships orders only for acc'
     },
     {
         path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/fulfillment-networks',
-        title: 'Fulfillment networks (ShipBob, ShipMonk and Amazon MCF)',
+        title: 'Fulfillment networks (ShipBob, ShipMonk, Flexport and Amazon MCF)',
         heading: 'Settings',
         anchor: '#settings',
         text: '| Setting | What it does |\n| Sending | Automatic sends every paid order with a shipping address. Manual sends an order only when you select Send to it on the order. |\n| Ship option (ShipBob) | The ShipBob ship option orders ask for, as named in your ShipBob account. Standard unless you change it. |\n| Shipping service (ShipMonk) | The shipping service orders ask for. It must match a shipping mapping in your ShipMonk account. Standard unless you change it. |\n| Ship method (Flexport) | The ship method orders ask for, such as Standard or UPS Ground. Flexport sets each order\'s delivery speed from it. Standard unless you change it. |\n| Shipping speed (Amazon) | Standard, Expedited or Priority. Amazon bills you for the speed you choose. |\n| Marketplace (Amazon) | The marketplace whose inventory ships. |\n| Keep stock counts in step | Sets your store\'s count of each SKU to what the network can ship. Off until you turn it on. |\nPause stops new orders going to the network. Orders it already has keep coming back as they ship. An order paid while a network is paused is not sent later; send it from the order if you want the network to ship it.'
     },
     {
         path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/fulfillment-networks',
-        title: 'Fulfillment networks (ShipBob, ShipMonk and Amazon MCF)',
+        title: 'Fulfillment networks (ShipBob, ShipMonk, Flexport and Amazon MCF)',
         heading: 'How orders are sent',
         anchor: '#how-orders-are-sent',
         text: 'Orders are sent within about 15 minutes of being paid. When an order is sent, each item goes to the network whole if:\n- the item has a SKU that matches a product at the network,\n- the network can ship all of that item\'s units now, and\n- no one else is already shipping it, such as another network or a print-on-demand supplier.\nAnything else stays with you, and the order says why. The network ships what it took; you ship the rest, by buying a label or marking it shipped as usual. While a network holds items, buying a shipping label leaves them off, so a customer never gets the same item twice.\nNothing is sent for:\n- an order with no shipping address, such as an in-person sale or a digital order;\n- a test order, paid in test mode. A network connected to its sandbox takes only test orders;\n- an order whose address is missing a name, street, city, postal code or country (or, in the US and Canada, a state). The order says so; fix the address, then select Send to on the order.\nIf the network refuses an order, for example because it cannot ship to the address, the order shows the network\'s reason and nothing is retried. Select Send to on the order to try again once it is fixed.\nOn the order, the Fulfillment networks section shows where it stands with each network: waiting to be sent, with the network, partly or fully shipped, canceled, or not sent and why.'
     },
     {
         path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/fulfillment-networks',
-        title: 'Fulfillment networks (ShipBob, ShipMonk and Amazon MCF)',
+        title: 'Fulfillment networks (ShipBob, ShipMonk, Flexport and Amazon MCF)',
         heading: 'Stock counts',
         anchor: '#stock-counts',
         text: 'With Keep stock counts in step on, Aglyn reads the network\'s count about once an hour and sets your store\'s count of each matching SKU to it. Each change appears in your products\' Stock movements as Count synced, counted by the network.\n- An order that is paid but not yet sent is taken off the count, so it is not sold twice.\n- A product that does not track stock is left alone.\n- A product that counts stock per location is left alone: one number would erase the counts you keep for each location.\n- Turn this on only for SKUs the network holds all of. If you also keep some of a SKU on your own shelf, the network\'s count replaces yours.\nThe card shows how many SKUs the network holds and how many of your counts the last sync changed. Sync now counts again straight away.'
     },
     {
         path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/fulfillment-networks',
-        title: 'Fulfillment networks (ShipBob, ShipMonk and Amazon MCF)',
+        title: 'Fulfillment networks (ShipBob, ShipMonk, Flexport and Amazon MCF)',
         heading: 'Shipments and tracking',
         anchor: '#shipments-and-tracking',
         text: 'Each parcel the network ships becomes a shipment on the order, with its carrier and tracking number. When every item has shipped, the order is Fulfilled.\n- Amazon reports where each parcel is. Aglyn follows it until it is delivered or returned, for up to 30 days, and the order moves to Delivered when every parcel has arrived.\n- ShipBob tells Aglyn when a parcel is delivered or has a delivery problem, and the order shows it.\n- ShipMonk reports each package of an order, including the parts of an order it split, and where the order is. Aglyn follows it until it is delivered, for up to 30 days. If ShipMonk holds an order, for example on backorder or because it needs an address fixed, the order says so.\n- Flexport reports each package of an order and tells Aglyn when it is delivered. If Flexport holds an order or cannot fulfill it, for example because it cannot ship to the address, the order shows Flexport\'s reason.'
     },
     {
         path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/fulfillment-networks',
-        title: 'Fulfillment networks (ShipBob, ShipMonk and Amazon MCF)',
+        title: 'Fulfillment networks (ShipBob, ShipMonk, Flexport and Amazon MCF)',
         heading: 'Canceling and refunds',
         anchor: '#canceling-and-refunds',
         text: 'When you cancel an order, or refund it in full, Aglyn asks the network to cancel it. You can also select Cancel at a network on the order. Once the network has started packing, it may be too late: the order says so, and anything that ships still comes back to the order. ShipMonk\'s warehouse may confirm a cancellation later; the order says it was requested until it does.\nA partial refund does not cancel anything at the network. If it covered items the network still holds, the order tells you, so you can cancel them in the network\'s own account if they should not ship.'
     },
     {
         path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/fulfillment-networks',
-        title: 'Fulfillment networks (ShipBob, ShipMonk and Amazon MCF)',
+        title: 'Fulfillment networks (ShipBob, ShipMonk, Flexport and Amazon MCF)',
         heading: 'Activity',
         anchor: '#activity',
         text: 'Each connected network has an activity list on the card: orders sent, parcels shipped, cancellations, stock syncs and errors, newest first.\nIf a network stops accepting the connection, for example after you remove Aglyn\'s access there, the card asks you to Connect again. Orders paid in the meantime wait and are sent once you reconnect.\nDisconnect stops sending orders and removes the stored access. Orders the network already holds are left with it: check them in the network\'s own account, and ship anything it has not shipped another way.'
@@ -4594,7 +4629,7 @@ export const DOCS_SECTION_INDEX = [
         title: 'Help desks (Gorgias, Re:amaze, Kustomer, Gladly and Richpanel)',
         heading: '',
         anchor: '',
-        text: 'Help desks: Gorgias, Re:amaze, Kustomer, Gladly and Richpanel\nRolling out Help desks appear in your console only once they are available on the platform you use. Until then, the site\'s Integrations page has no Help desks card, and contact form messages arrive in your Inbox as usual.\nConnect the help desk your support team already works in, and Aglyn keeps it up to date with your store. Each customer who has ordered from the site is added to the help desk with their recent orders, so an agent answering a ticket sees what that person bought, when, for how much and where the order stands, with a link to the order in your console.\nIf you choose, messages sent through the site\'s forms can also open as new tickets in the help desk, from the person who sent them.\nEach help desk uses your own account, connected with your own API credentials; Aglyn does not sell one and never asks for your password.'
+        text: 'Help desks: Gorgias, Re:amaze, Kustomer, Gladly and Richpanel\nConnect the help desk your support team already works in, and Aglyn keeps it up to date with your store. Each customer who has ordered from the site is added to the help desk with their recent orders, so an agent answering a ticket sees what that person bought, when, for how much and where the order stands, with a link to the order in your console.\nIf you choose, messages sent through the site\'s forms can also open as new tickets in the help desk, from the person who sent them.\nEach help desk uses your own account, connected with your own API credentials; Aglyn does not sell one and never asks for your password.'
     },
     {
         path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/help-desks',
@@ -4657,7 +4692,7 @@ export const DOCS_SECTION_INDEX = [
         title: 'Inventory and ERP sync (Cin7 Core, inFlow, Brightpearl, Ordoro)',
         heading: '',
         anchor: '',
-        text: 'Inventory and ERP sync: Cin7 Core, inFlow, Brightpearl and Ordoro\nRolling out Inventory sync appears in your console only once it is available on the platform you use. Until then, no Inventory and ERP card appears on Products → Integrations, and your stock is counted the way it is today.\nIf you run your stock in Cin7 Core (formerly DEAR Inventory), inFlow Inventory, Brightpearl or Ordoro, connect that account to your store and Aglyn keeps the two in step:\n- Stock counts follow whichever side you say is right: the system\'s count of each SKU becomes your store\'s, or your store\'s count is written into the system.\n- Products can come into your store from the system, or your store\'s products can be made in the system.\n- Paid orders go to the system as sales orders, so it can pick, pack and account for them.\nA store syncs with one system at a time.'
+        text: 'Inventory and ERP sync: Cin7 Core, inFlow, Brightpearl and Ordoro\nBrightpearl is rolling out Cin7 Core, inFlow and Ordoro are available now. Brightpearl appears on the Inventory and ERP card only once it is available on the platform you use; until then, the card offers the other three.\nIf you run your stock in Cin7 Core (formerly DEAR Inventory), inFlow Inventory, Brightpearl or Ordoro, connect that account to your store and Aglyn keeps the two in step:\n- Stock counts follow whichever side you say is right: the system\'s count of each SKU becomes your store\'s, or your store\'s count is written into the system.\n- Products can come into your store from the system, or your store\'s products can be made in the system.\n- Paid orders go to the system as sales orders, so it can pick, pack and account for them.\nA store syncs with one system at a time.'
     },
     {
         path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/inventory-and-erp-sync',
@@ -4951,7 +4986,7 @@ export const DOCS_SECTION_INDEX = [
         title: 'POS & reservations',
         heading: 'Taking payment',
         anchor: '#taking-payment',
-        text: 'A sale can take as many payments as it needs. The amount box above the payment buttons starts at the whole balance; to split the bill, type a smaller amount and pick a tender, and the rest stays open for the next one. Every payment is listed with its status (Waiting, Approved, Declined, Canceled). The sale is paid when the balance reaches zero, and only then is the stock taken and the order completed.\n| Tender | What happens |\n| Cash | Enter what the customer handed you, or tap Exact or a round-up amount. The register shows the change to give. Less than the amount due is taken toward the sale and the rest stays open. |\n| Card reader | Sends the amount to a card reader; the customer taps, inserts or swipes there. Shown only when card readers are available for your store and one is registered. With more than one reader, pick which one under the buttons. |\n| Type card | Staff type the card into Stripe\'s own card form (card not present, such as an order taken over the phone). The card never touches the register, and the payment goes through Stripe\'s normal online checks, 3-D Secure included. |\n| Card (QR) | Shows a QR code; the customer scans it and pays on their phone, and the payment appears on the register as soon as it goes through. |\n| Gift card | Type or scan the code. Check balance shows what the card can spend; Apply card takes the smaller of that balance and what is due, so a card worth less than the sale leaves the rest open. |\n| Room | Charges a checked-in stay\'s folio. Shown only when a guest is checked in. |\nCard payments that are still waiting can be canceled, which frees that amount for another tender. If the card reader declines a card, Retry sends the same charge back to the reader, so the customer can try again or use another card.\nVoid sale cancels the wh'
+        text: 'A sale can take as many payments as it needs. The amount box above the payment buttons starts at the whole balance; to split the bill, type a smaller amount and pick a tender, and the rest stays open for the next one. Every payment is listed with its status (Waiting, Approved, Declined, Canceled). The sale is paid when the balance reaches zero, and only then is the stock taken and the order completed.\n| Tender | What happens |\n| Cash | Enter what the customer handed you, or tap Exact or a round-up amount. The register shows the change to give. Less than the amount due is taken toward the sale and the rest stays open. |\n| Card reader | Sends the amount to a card reader; the customer taps, inserts or swipes there. Shown only when card readers are available for your store and one is registered. With more than one reader, pick which one under the buttons. |\n| Type card | Staff type the card into Stripe\'s own card form (card not present, such as an order taken over the phone). The card never touches the register, and the payment goes through Stripe\'s normal online checks, 3-D Secure included. |\n| Card (QR) | Shows a QR code; the customer scans it and pays on their phone, and the payment appears on the register as soon as it goes through. |\n| Gift card | Type or scan the code. Check balance shows what the card can spend; Apply card takes the smaller of that balance and what is due, so a card worth less than the sale leaves the rest open. |\n| Room | Charges a checked-in stay\'s folio. Shown only when a guest is checked in. |\nCard reader, Type card and Card (QR) charge through your store\'s Stripe account. Until Stripe is connected and able to take charges, they show grayed out with a note above them that links to Products → Settings → Payments, where you connect it. Cash, gift c'
     },
     {
         path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/pos-and-reservations',
@@ -4993,7 +5028,7 @@ export const DOCS_SECTION_INDEX = [
         title: 'POS & reservations',
         heading: 'Reservations',
         anchor: '#reservations',
-        text: 'For stays (cabins, rooms, rentals):\n1. Add resources on the Products page — nightly rate, weekend multiplier, minimum nights, deposit percent, and free-cancellation window.\n2. Drop the Reservation widget on any page in the besigner and point it at the resource id. Guests pick dates, see a live quote, and pay the deposit (or full amount) at checkout.\n3. Manage stays from the Reservations card: check in, check out (with a folio summary if the guest charged store purchases to the room), walk-ins, no-shows, and cancellations.\nDeposits need a plan with commerce Taking a reservation deposit is a sale, and it is checked against your plan at the moment a guest tries to pay — not just when you added the widget. On a plan without commerce the widget still renders but checkout answers "Reservations are not enabled". Enabling the plugin is your switch; including commerce is your plan\'s. See downgrading.'
+        text: 'For stays (cabins, rooms, rentals):\n1. Add resources on the Products page — nightly rate, weekend multiplier, minimum nights, deposit percent, and free-cancellation window.\n2. Drop the Reservation widget on any page in the besigner and point it at the resource id. Guests pick dates, see a live quote, and pay the deposit (or full amount) at checkout. Every reservation is paid this way, so it needs Stripe connected; until it is, the Reservations card warns that guests can\'t reserve and links to Payments.\n3. Manage stays from the Reservations card: check in, check out (with a folio summary if the guest charged store purchases to the room), walk-ins, no-shows, and cancellations.\nDeposits need a plan with commerce Taking a reservation deposit is a sale, and it is checked against your plan at the moment a guest tries to pay — not just when you added the widget. On a plan without commerce the widget still renders but checkout answers "Reservations are not enabled". Enabling the plugin is your switch; including commerce is your plan\'s. See downgrading.'
     },
     {
         path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/pos-and-reservations',
@@ -5121,6 +5156,69 @@ export const DOCS_SECTION_INDEX = [
         anchor: '#related',
         text: '- POS & reservations\n- Commerce overview'
     },
+    {
+        path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/print-on-demand',
+        title: 'Print on demand (Printful and Printify)',
+        heading: '',
+        anchor: '',
+        text: 'Print on demand: Printful and Printify\nSell T-shirts, mugs, posters and the rest of a print-on-demand catalog without holding stock. Connect your own Printful store or Printify shop, import the products you designed there, and every paid order for them is sent to the service to be made and shipped to your buyer. When the service ships, the carrier and tracking number land on the order in Aglyn, and your buyer gets the same shipping email as for any parcel you ship yourself.\nPrint on demand comes with every plan that includes selling, at no extra cost. You pay Printful or Printify directly for what they make and ship, at their own prices; Aglyn adds nothing to them.'
+    },
+    {
+        path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/print-on-demand',
+        title: 'Print on demand (Printful and Printify)',
+        heading: 'Before you start',
+        anchor: '#before-you-start',
+        text: '- An account with the service. Create your products in Printful or Printify first, with their designs, variants (colors and sizes) and retail prices.\n- A token you make there. Aglyn connects with a token from your own account, so no password is shared:\n- Printful: sign in to the Printful Developer Portal and create a private token for your store that may view and manage its orders, products and webhooks.\n- Printify: open your account\'s Connections page and generate a personal access token that may read shops and products and read and write orders and webhooks.\n- The same currency. The service\'s prices must be in the currency your store sells in. Aglyn never converts prices, so a product priced in another currency is not imported.\n- A payment method at the service. Printful and Printify charge your account for each order they make.'
+    },
+    {
+        path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/print-on-demand',
+        title: 'Print on demand (Printful and Printify)',
+        heading: 'Connect',
+        anchor: '#connect',
+        text: '1. Open Products → Integrations and find the Print on demand card.\n2. Select Connect, choose Printful or Printify, and paste your token.\n3. If the token reaches more than one store or shop, choose which one to connect.\nThe token is checked with the service before it is saved, and it is stored encrypted. You can connect one Printful store and one Printify shop to each site.\nTwo settings sit under each connection:\n- Send paid orders for production automatically — on by default. Turn it off to have each paid order wait at the service as a draft until you confirm it from the order.\n- Use the service\'s retail prices when products update — off by default, so your store keeps the prices you set in Aglyn.'
+    },
+    {
+        path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/print-on-demand',
+        title: 'Print on demand (Printful and Printify)',
+        heading: 'Import products',
+        anchor: '#import-products',
+        text: 'Select Import products on a connection to see the products in your Printful store or Printify shop. Choose the ones to sell and select Import. Each product comes in with:\n- its variants, as options such as Color and Size;\n- the retail price you set at the service, for each variant;\n- its photos, copied into your site\'s media library;\n- its description and, from Printify, its tags.\nNew products arrive as drafts unless you turn on List new products in the store now. Edit them like any other product: change the name, description, photos or prices in Aglyn and your changes are kept.\nImported products update every day from the service: new variants are added, variants the service no longer offers are removed, a variant the service cannot make right now shows as sold out, and each variant\'s cost is refreshed. To bring the service\'s name, description and photos in again, choose the product in Import products with Update names, descriptions and photos turned on, or use Update from the product\'s menu under Imported products.\nEach imported product counts toward your plan\'s product allowance like any other. Stop filling through the service in the product\'s menu keeps the product in your store but stops sending its orders to the service.'
+    },
+    {
+        path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/print-on-demand',
+        title: 'Print on demand (Printful and Printify)',
+        heading: 'Costs and margins',
+        anchor: '#costs-and-margins',
+        text: 'The product editor shows, for an imported product, what the service charges you for each variant next to its retail price there. Each order\'s Print on demand section shows what the service charged for that order — items, shipping and tax — next to what your buyer paid for those items, and the difference, before your own shipping charge and payment fees.'
+    },
+    {
+        path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/print-on-demand',
+        title: 'Print on demand (Printful and Printify)',
+        heading: 'Orders',
+        anchor: '#orders',
+        text: 'When an order is paid, its lines for imported products are sent to the service right away. An order with products from both services is sent to each, and lines for your own products stay with you to ship as usual: a shipping label you buy for the order leaves off the items a service is making.\nThe order\'s Print on demand section shows where it stands at the service:\n| Status | What it means |\n| Sending | Being sent, or waiting to be tried again after the service did not answer. |\n| Draft at the service | Waiting for you to confirm it, or a test order. |\n| Sent | Confirmed; the service has not started yet. |\n| On hold | The service is holding it, usually for a payment or file problem. Fix it at the service. |\n| In production | The service is making it. |\n| Partly shipped / Shipped | Parcels are on their way. |\n| Canceled | Canceled at the service, or never sent. |\n| Not sent | The service refused it, or every try failed. The reason is shown. |\nFrom the order you can Confirm for production (a draft), Send again (an order that was not sent), Check for updates, or Cancel at the service. Orders sent to services under the card lists every order sent, newest first.\nIf the service does not answer, the order is tried again by a job that runs every 15 minutes, waiting longer between tries — up to six hours — for six tries in all. If it still is not sent, or the service refuses it (an address it cannot ship to, a payment problem), the order shows Not sent with the service\'s reason, and the site\'s admins and editors are notified.\nTest orders\nAn order paid with a Stripe test card is sent as a draft and never confirmed, so you can check the whole flow without anything being made or charged. Delete the draft at the service when you are done.\nCanceling and refunding\nCanceling an order '
+    },
+    {
+        path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/print-on-demand',
+        title: 'Print on demand (Printful and Printify)',
+        heading: 'Shipments and tracking',
+        anchor: '#shipments-and-tracking',
+        text: 'When the service ships a parcel, its carrier, tracking number and tracking link are added to the order as a shipment, for the items it carried — exactly as when you record a shipment yourself, so the order\'s status and your buyer\'s shipping email follow the same rules.\nAglyn asks the service to notify it of each shipment as it happens. If the service already sends its notifications somewhere else (Printful keeps one address per store), the connection shows Checked every 15 min and Aglyn asks the service about open orders instead, so a parcel still reaches the order.'
+    },
+    {
+        path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/print-on-demand',
+        title: 'Print on demand (Printful and Printify)',
+        heading: 'Disconnect',
+        anchor: '#disconnect',
+        text: 'Choose Disconnect from the connection\'s menu. New orders are no longer sent to the service, and orders already sent stop being followed in Aglyn. Your imported products stay in your store; fill their orders yourself, or connect the service again to resume.'
+    },
+    {
+        path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/print-on-demand',
+        title: 'Print on demand (Printful and Printify)',
+        heading: 'What is sent to the service',
+        anchor: '#what-is-sent-to-the-service',
+        text: 'For each paid order with imported products: your buyer\'s name, shipping address, phone number and email address, the order number, and each line\'s variant, quantity and the price your buyer paid. Your token authenticates each call. No card or payment details are sent. Reading your products sends nothing about your customers.\nThe service is one you chose and connected with your own account; the data is sent to it on your instruction so it can make and ship your orders.'
+    },
     {
         path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/review-platforms',
         title: 'Review platforms (Trustpilot and Yotpo)',
@@ -5420,7 +5518,7 @@ export const DOCS_SECTION_INDEX = [
         title: 'Shipping labels and live carrier rates',
         heading: 'Set up labels',
         anchor: '#shipping-labels-settings',
-        text: '1. Open your site\'s Products hub and choose Shipping & delivery. Find the Shipping labels card.\n2. Fill in each section below.\n3. Select Save in the card\'s header.\nThe card\'s subheading names the carrier platform your labels are bought through. When that platform is in test mode, the card says Test mode: labels and rates are samples, and nothing is charged.\nShip from {#ship-from}\nUnder Location, pick one of your store locations, or An address of its own and type the address. A location appears in the list once it has a postal address (see Where parcels ship from).\nLabels and carrier rates need a complete address to ship from: street, city, postal code and country. Until there is one, the card shows a warning.\nBoxes {#boxes}\nList the boxes you ship in: a Name, Length (cm), Width (cm), Height (cm) and Empty weight (g) for each. Tick Default on the box a label starts with. Add a box adds another, up to 20. You can\'t remove the last box.\nThe empty weight is added to the weight of the goods. Checkout also rates a parcel in the default box when the products in it have no packed size.\nLabels {#label-options}\n- Label format: PDF, 4 × 6 in (thermal), PDF, letter paper, or ZPL, 4 × 6 in (Zebra printers).\n- Signature: No signature, Signature required or Adult signature required. It applies to labels and to checkout quotes.\n- Insure each label for the value of what it carries.\n- Customs declarations signed by: the name printed on customs forms for parcels that cross a border.\nServices offered at checkout {#checkout-services}\nTick the carrier services checkout may offer. Leave all unticked to offer every service the carrier quotes. Each shipping rate set to Carrier rates can narrow this further. This list only limits checkout: you can still buy a label for any quoted service from th'
+        text: '1. Open your site\'s Products hub and choose Shipping & delivery. Find the Shipping labels card.\n2. Fill in each section below.\n3. Select Save in the card\'s header.\nThe card\'s subheading names the carrier platform your labels are bought through. When that platform is in test mode, the card says Test mode: labels and rates are samples, and nothing is charged.\nShip from {#ship-from}\nUnder Location, pick one of your store locations, or An address of its own and type the address. A location appears in the list once it has a postal address (see Where parcels ship from).\nLabels and carrier rates need a complete address to ship from: street, city, postal code and country. Until there is one, the card shows a warning, and on each order Buy label and Return label are grayed out with a link to Shipping & delivery to add it.\nBoxes {#boxes}\nList the boxes you ship in: a Name, Length (cm), Width (cm), Height (cm) and Empty weight (g) for each. Tick Default on the box a label starts with. Add a box adds another, up to 20. You can\'t remove the last box.\nThe empty weight is added to the weight of the goods. Checkout also rates a parcel in the default box when the products in it have no packed size.\nLabels {#label-options}\n- Label format: PDF, 4 × 6 in (thermal), PDF, letter paper, or ZPL, 4 × 6 in (Zebra printers).\n- Signature: No signature, Signature required or Adult signature required. It applies to labels and to checkout quotes.\n- Insure each label for the value of what it carries.\n- Customs declarations signed by: the name printed on customs forms for parcels that cross a border.\nServices offered at checkout {#checkout-services}\nTick the carrier services checkout may offer. Leave all unticked to offer every service the carrier quotes. Each shipping rate set to Carrier rates can nar'
     },
     {
         path: '/commerce-and-bookings/commerce/shipping-labels-and-live-rates',