Webtools Storefront API

Resolve a project by slug or custom domain and read its public configuration — name, default currency, enabled features and branding. Call this first to discover which other resource groups are available.

Read the published product catalogue: products and their variants, product categories and collections. Supports search, category and collection filters, price range, brand, product type and featured filters.

Create an anonymous cart, add and update line items, and read the current cart with computed totals. Carts are identified by the X-Cart-Token returned when the cart is created.

List the shipping methods a project offers so a shopper can choose one before checkout.

Validate the current cart and create the order and payment records in one call. The response contains the order reference and the resolved line items and totals.

Register and log in project-scoped storefront customers, manage their addresses, and read their order history. Customer accounts are per project and are never the same as Webtools dashboard accounts.

Read published editorial content: posts with pagination and full-text search, categories, tags, authors, featured posts, and the blog landing configuration.

Let a storefront capture newsletter subscribers and process unsubscribe requests. Submissions are attributed to the project.

Read a business's published service catalogue — pricing type, deliverables, media and calls to action — and record view or enquiry events against a service.

Read a published portfolio of past works or case studies, with galleries and metadata, and record view or click events against an item.

Read published landing page layouts and the entries that fill them. Each entry is one URL, with SEO, theme colors, and values for that layout's blocks.

Submit a typed enquiry from a storefront — contact, product enquiry, quote request, service request, support or wholesale. Submissions land in the project's enquiry inbox and can flow into CRM.

Read public form metadata and submit freeform JSON payloads to a named form slug. Field keys are owned by your storefront and can change over time; the dashboard renders a dynamic submissions table.

Record lightweight storefront analytics events — page and resource views, searches and clicks — for the project's insights dashboards.

Serve a media file by its opaque file key. Used for images and documents referenced by other resources.

Service metadata endpoints that are not project-scoped.

Storefront resources.

Storefront resources.