Aurora starter store site flows
The site flows provide a screen capture and a detailed description for each store page. Store developers can use the site flows as a high-level guideline for each page to identify starting points when store pages are changed.
- Site flows overview
Site flows provide a comprehensive layout of each store page and explain how pages relate to one another. Use the site flow topics to understand the standard and optional functions of each page, and to learn how to get data into the page.- Header and footer
The Aurora starter store provides multiple layouts for the header and footer.- Catalog browsing flows
Catalog browsing flows describe pages that our customers use to browse and search categories and products on the storefront.- Content pages
The term content page refers to a store page that is managed in the Commerce Composer tool but that is not a catalog page. An example is the About Dress Designer page.- Checkout flows
Checkout flows describe pages that our customers use to complete the checkout process.- My Account flows
The My Account flows describe pages our customers use to register with the online store and maintain their account with the store. The My Account pages include the account summary, personal information, address book, personal wish lists, coupons, orders, order details, and browsing history. Certain pages are optional and are available to customers only if the store chooses those functions.- Additional flows
The Additional flows describe the supplementary pages required to maintain your online store.- (Enterprise) (B2B direct)Organization and buyer administration flows (B2B)
In the B2B business model, each company that purchases from the store must have one or more registered users who are assigned the Buyer Administrator role. Buyer Administrators administer the company's organizations, and they manage the company's buyers, including assigning roles and approving new buyers who register. The Aurora starter store provides a series of self-serve pages for Buyer Administrators to do their work directly in the storefront, rather than using the Organization Administration Console.- (Enterprise) (B2B direct)Order approval flows
During organization setup, order approvals and contracts can be configured to set the criteria that determines which orders require approval. When order approvals are enabled, a Buyer Approver or Buyer Administrator must approve orders that exceed the order total limit that is specified in the contract before orders are submitted for processing. The Aurora starter store contains pages in which Buyer Approvers and Buyer Administrators can view and manage order approvals.- (Enterprise) (B2B direct)Buy-on-behalf-of flows
The buy-on-behalf-of feature allows a Buyer Administrator to shop on behalf of a buyer in the same organization. After signing in to buy on behalf of a specific buyer, the Buyer Administrator sees the store exactly the way that buyer would see the store. The Buyer Administrator can then lock an order and proceed to create, modify, or view the buyer's information such as saved orders, order history, and requisition lists. When an order is locked, asymbol appears beside the order number.