Quick start

Start with one complete
commerce journey.

The safest first release is a thin, end-to-end journey with clear ownership—not a wide rewrite of every module.

TH / DOCS
Principle→Boundary→Verification
implementation guidance · not a public API guarantee
01 / SCOPE

Define the money path

Map product discovery → cart → checkout → payment → order → fulfillment. Identify which existing systems own each state today.

  • Choose one market and one customer journey first.
  • Record external contracts that cannot change during the first release.
  • Separate must-have transaction work from optional analytics or marketing hooks.
02 / BOUNDARIES

Create explicit integration boundaries

Gateways, carriers, ERP, CRM and mobile clients should depend on stable internal contracts rather than leaking provider details throughout the commerce core.

commerce → adapter → provider provider callback → adapter → verified domain event
03 / RELEASE

Ship with rollback evidence

Capture protected-route baselines, validate the overlay or service locally, deploy atomically, then compare the revenue-critical routes after the switch.

Project-specific contracts win.

These pages describe Thonem implementation patterns. Exact endpoints, payloads, credentials, retry rules and provider capabilities must be taken from the deployed project and its provider documentation.