Catalog modeling
Products, categories, variants, merchandising data and project-specific availability rules.
This catalog describes architectural capabilities and implementation patterns. It does not claim that every Thonem deployment enables every capability.
Products, categories, variants, merchandising data and project-specific availability rules.
Pricing and promotion rules can be modeled around the project instead of spread across presentation code.
Coordinates validation, delivery, payment intent and order creation behind a controlled boundary.
Explicit state transitions connect order capture with preparation, fulfillment and after-sales workflows.
Account, address, order history and loyalty capabilities can be enabled when the implementation needs them.
Customer-facing web experiences can evolve independently from core commerce rules.
APIs can support mobile apps while keeping domain rules centralized in the commerce core.
Provider-specific request, callback, verification and idempotency logic stays at an adapter boundary.
Carrier requests, labels, tracking and status updates can be isolated from order domain logic.
Internal systems can exchange selected business data through explicit synchronization contracts.
Public overlay releases can be verified, baselined, installed and rolled back separately from commerce code.
A non-sensitive endpoint reports only the health of files owned by the public website overlay.
Use the capability explorer to understand the product model, then verify the exact modules, providers and contracts present in the target Thonem deployment.