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Overview

Your online menu is the Products page of your storefront — a searchable, browsable catalog of what you bake. Customers can explore your products by category, open any item to see the details, build it with options and add-ons, and watch the price update live. When they’re ready, one button takes them straight to your order form. A Knead storefront menu showing a grid of products grouped by category with photos and prices

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Where It Lives

Your menu is at:
Products are shown in a grid, grouped by category (Cakes, Cookies, Breads, and so on), with a search box so customers can jump straight to what they want.

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What Shows Up on Your Menu

Your menu doesn’t automatically list everything in your catalog — you choose. A product appears on your storefront only when its “Customers can request this” toggle is turned on in the product form. Leave that toggle off for anything you make privately or don’t want to advertise.
Good to know: To learn how to build products and flip on “Customers can request this,” see Building Your Product Catalog.

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Product Badges

Products can carry a badge so customers know what to expect at a glance:
  • Seasonal — an item you offer only part of the year.
  • Currently unavailable — an inactive product, shown but not orderable right now.
  • Request a quote — an inquiry-only product with no fixed price. See Price Ranges & Inquiry-Only Products.

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The Product Detail Page

Tap any product to open its detail page at /site/{slug}/products/{id}. This is where a customer really gets to know a bake:
  • A photo gallery of your product.
  • The description you wrote.
  • Lead-time and minimum-order notices, so expectations are clear up front.
  • An interactive options, add-ons, and quantity picker with a live price that updates as they choose.
A storefront product detail page with a photo gallery, description, options picker, and live price For example, a customer viewing your six-inch celebration cake might pick a flavor, add a filling, choose gold-leaf detailing, and set the quantity — and the price climbs from $45 as they go.

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Ordering From a Product

At the bottom of the detail page is the action button:
  • Order this — for a normal product. It carries the customer’s choices over to your order form.
  • Request a quote — for inquiry-only products, so the customer can ask for a custom price.
Either way, the button hands off to your order form, where the customer finishes placing the request.
There’s no shopping cart or checkout on your storefront yet. Customers browse and build their item on the menu, then complete the order through your order form — not on the menu itself.
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