Parts Mall Configuration

1. Business Scenario

Some manufacturing customers (for example, mechanical and industrial equipment manufacturers) sell both finished products and Parts. Because these two sales types differ in classification, ordering experience, price control, and purchasing departments, they require separate ordering entry points. The Parts storefront should display only Parts-related content and categories.

Therefore, on top of the existing B2B storefront, provide a Parts storefront that can be configured within the Service Connector to complete the service loop.

2. Configuration Guide

2.1 Business Configuration

Enable the Parts storefront plugin under Configuration Wizard → Business Plugins. The system preconfigures an Interconnection app named Parts Store with the same core functions as ShareOrder, but administrators can independently configure the storefront layout, including homepage, navigation menu, and product scope (for example, show only Parts categories and Products). This supports scenarios that separate ordering for finished products and Parts.

2.2 Parts Ordering and Checkout

After enabling, click Settings to configure the Parts Store: mobile view, Roles and permissions, and other storefront settings. Use it the same way as ShareOrder. Note: the Parts Store supports H5 or the ShareCRM app only; there is no public mini-program. We recommend binding a WeChat Service Account or using the ShareCRM app for access.

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2.3 Linking in the Service Portal

In addition to standalone use, the Parts Store can integrate with service operations by adding the Parts Store app to the Service Provider portal.

2.4 Web Ordering

Assign the Parts Store Interconnection app to ordering personnel on the Web. Downstream users can switch applications to place Parts orders.