Schema

The schema is where you define product and location types, as well as all attributes that can be applied to products, categories, orders, customers, and locations. They must be set up here in order to be used by your catalog and other features. ...

You can add customized attributes to static and dynamic categories to further define their characteristics. This is useful for identifying special categories or supporting your catalog/storefront design.  For example, you could use attribute...

Order attributes enable you to uniquely describe an aspect of an order. Depending on the attribute definition, either you or a shopper can enter values for the attribute. For example, you might want to collect customer feedback on the checkout p...

Customer attributes are attributes that you can apply to customer accounts to add further definition for special uses, such as marketing campaigns, or discounts. These are primarily used by instances of the Kibo Composable Commerce Platform with t...

Location types act as templates that determine how all locations of a certain type interact with a site. Location types typically represent each distinct type of location you use to sell products, but does not represent a discrete address associat...

Location attributes are attributes that you can apply to locations to add further definition for special uses, such as hours, services provided, etc. You can configure location attributes to display only in Admin, or in both Admin and storefront....