codanomiq · Shop

Your shop, and one clear rate.

Catalogue, orders, stock and reports in the same admin as the site itself. Selling costs one agreed rate a sale — card processing and our commission together — with nothing charged per listing on top.

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CatalogueOrdersInventoryCustomersReports
Revenue
£46,728.85
Orders
110
Items sold
241
Average order
£472.01
Shop · Reports · Last 30 daysDemo data
One rate a sale · Editions and one-offs · Click and collect · Your own basket if you have one

What the tool does

In the admin as · Shop
01

Catalogue and collections

One list of everything you sell, searchable and filterable, filed into collections that each have their own heading, tile and page.

02

More than one photograph

The grid shows one image; the item’s own page shows a gallery — the front, a detail, it framed, it on a wall.

03

The grid and its filters

Filter pills over the grid: collections, media, and what is still available.

04

Orders

The fulfilment desk. An order arrives already paid, and the desk’s verbs are what happens next.

05

Inventory

One row per sellable line — every one-off, and every edition option with its own count. An edition running low says so beside its price.

06

Customers and reports

Who bought what, buyers signing in on the site, and the numbers behind it.

The tool itself

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A demonstration installation, with invented data.

01

One rate a sale, and you know it in advance

The shop settles the way the Hotel and Events do — through our Stripe gateway, with the takings paid out to you. Card processing and our commission come out together, at a single rate agreed for your site and written into your contract.

What there is not is a stack. No fee per product listed, no second slice on top of the card fee, and no rate that moves because a customer paid with a business card from another country — that variation is ours to absorb, not yours.

02

Bring your own basket if your design needs one

The buying screens are widgets you drop on a page, and for most sites that is exactly right. A site whose basket is part of its design — its own line items, its own words — does not have to use them, and can drive the same shop from its own markup.

A shop, not a storefront rental.

The catalogue lives with the rest of the site rather than on somebody else’s platform, and what a sale costs you is one agreed rate rather than a monthly rent with listing fees stacked on top. Get in touch →

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