Author: Juby Thomas

GraphQL GraphQL is a query language for APIs and a runtime for fulfilling those queries with your existing data. Developed by Facebook in 2012 and open-sourced in 2015, GraphQL allows clients to define the structure of the data required and returned from the server, thus preventing excessively large amounts of data from being returned. GraphQL… Continue reading GrapghQL

The first step when developing an app is deciding which type of app to develop. The two types of apps, Single-Click and Connector, are defined by the method of authentication.  Single-Click apps use an OAuth Authorization Code Grant flow.  Connector apps require store owners to manually generate and configure store API credentials. In addition to the authentication… Continue reading Bigcommerce – Types of App

-Bigcommerce Create a Bulk Pricing Rule Using postman send – POST      /catalog/products/{product_id}/bulk-pricing-rules Creates a bulk pricing rule. Required Fields quantity_min quantity_max type amount To see whether this rule is reflected or not, Open store and view an item, there will be an option to add bulk pricing.

Customer Approval : – Customer approval is a way to identify customers of different segmentations and permit each group to access certain contents or pages on your website. It’s more crucial when you are running a B2B and B2C eCommerce business or selling your products to wholesalers.When we look into big commerce, we can’t see any… Continue reading Customer Approval – Big commerce

 Multi Storefront (or MSF) allows you to use a single BigCommerce “store” to power multiple “storefronts”. Each of these storefronts can have its own domain, theme, categories, and email templates. The settings and data for each of these storefronts are managed from one BigCommerce control panel. Storefronts share your store’s catalogue. You can choose which… Continue reading Multi headless storefront in Bigcommerce

Headless is the decoupling of presentation layer from backend. Presentation layer means, what a shopper sees ad experiences. shopper sees when they first get to the website, the experience they have on the website, where they start getting to know the brand story & engaging with the products. This experience can be managed by a… Continue reading Bigcommerce – Headless storefront with Next.js

Catalog API  The Catalog refers to a store’s collection of physical and digital products. The Catalog includes all the information about a product such as MPN, warranty, price, and images.  The term “Catalog” refers to the collection of virtual representations of an e-commercemerchant’s saleable products, stored within the BigCommerce platform. The catalog domain also encompasses… Continue reading BigCommerce – Catalog API and GraphQL

Step 1 : Get account details to access​ Step 2 : product categories.​ Step 3 : Add / import products.​ Step 4 : Add / import Customers.​ Step 5 : Create customer groups.​ Step 6 : Configure currencies, payments, shipping, and tax.​ Step 7 : Purchase and install theme​ Step 8 : Theme setting – Setting… Continue reading Steps to be followed to configure BigCommerce store

This is to review your navigation menu and decide if you want to make changes.​ You can add menu pages by returning to your theme. Recall that you can access your theme from the Storefront option on your control panel. Once you select Storefront, click on My Themes. Select Customize to begin the theme customization process,… Continue reading Set Up Store Navigation – Bigcommerce

 backorder functionality is not yet available in bigcommerce. However we can use some apps to track backorder from bigcommmerce marketplace. GritGlobal is one of the app to track backorders. But to keep in mind when using GritGlobal app is , You should not track inventory for the products which you want to accept backorder.Select the… Continue reading Back Order by GritGlobal – Bigcommerce App Market Place.