The e-commerce side of One.com's website builder — a product catalogue with variants, stock and pricing, sitting alongside orders, analytics and marketing in a single place.
The catalogue
Products live in one list. Each is tagged as physical, digital or a service and grouped into a category, so a shop selling both watches and a downloadable poster manages them through the same columns, the same search and the same bulk actions.
Editing a product
A product opens on its basic information — title, type, description — then images, with the storage allowance shown inline rather than hidden in settings. Price, stock count and number of variants sit at the top, so the state of a product is readable before you scroll anywhere.
What surrounds it
Orders, analytics, marketing, integrations and contacts sit in the same sidebar as the catalogue, next to the shopfront itself. For a small shop that means one place to work rather than a builder for the site and separate tools for everything the shop does.
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