VIP PartnerOverview

Build your storefront

See which storefront page to open for content, layout, products, access, discounts, and SEO.

Last reviewed: Sep 14, 2026UI path: Partner dashboard → active VIP store → Storefront Management

Before you start

  • Have VIP Partner access in the current store.
  • Have products available for selection.

Where to find it

Partner dashboard → active VIP store → Storefront Management

Steps

ScreenshotStorefront editing
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VIP storefront Content editor with the partner sidebar and active store
VIP storefront content controlsCurrent Partner Portal storefront editor, reused from the safe sample capture. It shows Content controls and VIP navigation; publishing and preview success are not demonstrated.

View full-size image: VIP storefront content controls

  1. Select the VIP store you want to edit.
  2. Open Storefront Management.
  3. Use the builder tabs for Content, Layout Builder, Products, Layout & Theme, Access Control, and SEO.
  4. Open Bundle Manager separately when you want to create curated product groups.
  5. Use this page as a quick map, then open the detailed page for the exact task you need.

Settings explained

  • Welcome message shapes the opening tone on the storefront.
  • Thank-you message appears later in the shopper journey when that experience is enabled.
  • Layout Builder controls how content blocks appear on the page.
  • Theme and layout affect style, grid width, and note visibility.
  • Access control manages storefront privacy and discount behavior.
  • SEO controls how the storefront is described in a search result preview.

Example

A VIP Partner creates a storefront for a seasonal collection by uploading a new hero image, switching to a bold theme, turning on a hidden storefront discount, adding product notes for featured items, and publishing a clean storefront description.

Tips and limits

  • This page is a quick map of the storefront tools. Open the detailed pages when you want exact steps for one task.
  • Save changes before leaving the builder if you are making a lot of edits.
  • Product notes are useful when they sound personal and specific.
  • Private access modes are helpful for limited launches or invite-only campaigns.