Storefront launch checklist#

Use a preview theme or staging storefront to verify the complete journey, then repeat the critical checks on the published site.

Shop and product data#

Confirm Shop ID and Publishable Key belong to the intended shop.
Open Dashboard → Settings and confirm Allowed Origins (CORS) includes the published storefront origin customers actually visit (for example, https://www.example.com). Add preview or staging origins when needed, separate multiple origins with commas, and click Save. See configuration steps.
Verify the test product is ready and its storefront identifier matches the catalog.
For batch uploads, inspect the final job status and individual failures.

Storefront behavior#

sdk.js loads successfully and the page does not contain duplicate loaders.
Eligible products show the intended button in the intended placement.
Unmapped products do not show an actionable button for the previous product.
Selecting another variant updates the product shown in the Viewer.
Product cards, quick views and client-side navigation behave correctly where used.
Test a narrow mobile viewport, keyboard navigation and your store's supported browsers.

Production checks#

Publish the platform customization, then use a fresh browser session to repeat the customer journey. Check the console and network panel for blocked scripts, origin errors or stale cached assets. Verify any storefront consent and script-loading rules with your own site configuration.

Rollback and support#

Keep the previous theme or deployment available. Remove the SDK loader and its target customization to roll back; do not delete products or credentials simply to hide the storefront button. Record the failing page, selected SKU, browser and approximate time for troubleshooting.