When you’re shopping online and select a product to buy, you’re adding to your cart.  Typically, users build a cart once, checkout, and that’s it.  Their next order may be complete...

For those new to the commercebuild platform, the difference between a B2B web store user and a B2C web store user can be difficult to understand. In this article, we’ll explain the differences b...

Introduction Our shipping carriers are what your users select during their checkout process. The term “carrier” might be a little confusing. UPS is a carrier, but here we refer to a record...

Mostly Popups are added on the Home page, however, if you are looking to catch your users’ attention when they click on a certain category then this guide will help. Getting Started The first an...

TeamViewer allows commercebuild employees to have temporary access to your server or workstation in order to troubleshoot issues with our software. In this article, we will show you how to provide us ...

commercebuild aims to provide a world-class experience to all customers. In addition to our Service Level Agreement, the following details our responsibilities and your responsibilities. Manage Server...

Search Engine Optimization means making sure your pages are easily understood by search engines that crawl the web.  Google is the dominant engine by a long margin, so we mostly refer to Google when ...

The Redirects module is an important tool to use when URLs are changed or updated. URLs can change for many reasons. For example, product URLs are generally composed of the product name, which can hav...

commercebuild can help you track sales from your affiliates. The sum and substance is to create an affiliate promotion and assign it to a category so that when products are ordered, a miscellaneous or...

When a customer views a specific product, you may wish to show other items that customers bought when the viewed item was purchased. This is possible with the Customers Who Bought feature. How Item Su...