Commerce domains
Catalog, pricing, customers, checkout, orders and business rules belong in controlled domain logic.
View capability map →Thonem is organized around commerce domains, adapters and operational workflows. The product map shows where responsibilities live without pretending every deployment uses the same modules.
A Thonem implementation can evolve one layer without pretending that storefront UI, commerce rules and provider integrations are the same thing.
Catalog, pricing, customers, checkout, orders and business rules belong in controlled domain logic.
View capability map →Web, mobile and internal tools can use the same rules while presenting experiences appropriate to each channel.
Explore experiences →Payment, shipping, ERP and CRM providers stay behind adapters with explicit contracts and failure handling.
Integration lifecycle →Releases, diagnostics, observability and rollback practices are treated as part of the product—not afterthoughts.
Operations hub →Website overlay versions, commerce application versions and provider contracts are tracked as separate compatibility concerns.
Compatibility center →The exact enabled workflows depend on the implementation. Public documentation describes the architecture and safe patterns, not a fictional universal feature switchboard.
Plan a build →Use the public contract registry and conceptual data-flow map to plan integrations without inventing universal implementation details.
Inputs, outputs, events, errors, idempotency and reconciliation responsibilities.
Explore contracts →Customer surface → commerce domain → adapter → provider → verified event.
View data flow →Generated pages, docs, public models and owned assets.
Open product registry →Apply website gates without conflating commerce runtime versions.
Release policy →