Depending on the type of products you sell, you may find that you have customers who are tax exempt. In order to add a tax-exempt customer, they will either need to be in your customer list or have their email address and name to add them.
If you have chosen to have Shopify keep track of your product inventory when adding your products when you need to update your inventory you will use the inventory section located under Products.
Organizing your products into collections help make it easier for your customers to find what they need. Think of collections like categories for your products, they group like products together. Such as summer picks, bestsellers, and t-shirts.
As you receive traffic to your Shopify store, you may notice that you have high traffic peaks that show customers adding products to their cart but no sales incoming.
This creates what is called a abandoned cart, Shopify saves these and goes through a process to try and recover the carts for you.
Creating a draft order for customers is great for phone-in orders and product reservations.
When setting up your new Shopify store, you want to make sure you add the appropriate policies to your store.
Adding policies not only protects you and your business but also protects and educates your customers.
When working with a Shopify expert or getting support on your store, you will get asked for your Shopify store URL. It is the URL that is given once you create your store and can not be changed, its usually made up of your business name and .myshopify.com.
