Flax - Agentic websites for small businesses

Introduction

Use Products to present an online catalog and let customers either buy at listed prices or request a quote.

Use Cases

Let shoppers browse products and categories, then buy items through the cart and online checkout.
Use quote mode when price, quantity, delivery, or availability needs staff review. Customers send a request instead of paying immediately, and staff can send a quote for approval and payment.
Offer choices such as size, colour, or package, including different prices for each option.

Supported fields

Basics

Section label: Optional. A short label that can appear above or beside the products heading. It is often decorative, but it can also carry a proof point, qualifier, or small trust signal.
Title: Recommended. The main heading for the products section. It tells visitors what this part of the page is about before they scan the items underneath.
Intro: Optional. Supporting text for the products heading. It gives context before visitors reach the cards, list, gallery, or form below.
Icon: Optional. An icon for products templates that include a small visual marker. It can help establish the section theme without requiring a full image.
Secondary title: Optional. A heading used by product layouts that need a second product group, often for related products, more products, or alternate collection blocks.
Returns policy: Optional default. General return or exchange copy for the shop. Product-level return policies can be more specific when an item has special terms.

Products

Title: Required for each product. The public product name. It is used as the product card title, product page heading, cart line item, checkout line item, order email label, and product search name.
Short description: Recommended for each product. Quick product copy for list cards and the top of the product page. It helps shoppers decide whether to inspect the product or add it to the cart.
Images: Multiple images per product. Product images drive the catalog grid, product gallery, cart thumbnail, checkout context, and social/product graphics.
Icon: Optional per product. A lightweight visual marker for compact layouts or product cards that do not rely on photography.
Category: Optional; multiple categories in the current editor. Assigns the product to one or more product categories. Categories drive filters, category gateway layouts, URL-based category filtering, and some navigation/listing experiences.
Tags: Optional; multiple tags per product. Freeform labels for product discovery, imports, and filtering-style experiences that do not deserve full categories.
SKU: Optional per product. The operational product code used for fulfillment, POS sync, order review, imports, and duplicate-name URL disambiguation.
Barcode: Optional per product. Retail barcode data for scanned catalogs, POS workflows, imported product lists, and fulfillment systems.
Price: Optional per product; required for sales checkout. The base price used for display, cart totals, checkout validation, and product offer data. Variant pricing can override it for specific combinations.
Currency: Optional per product; ISO currency code. The currency for product prices. Public display resolves symbols from the currency or business country, and checkout validates that cart currency matches the published catalog.
Compare-at price: Optional per product. A reference or old price shown beside the current price when the product is not being shown as a starting price.
Starting price: One on/off setting per product. Shows the product price as "from" instead of a fixed price. Variant price ranges can also create starting-price display automatically.
Discount: Optional per product. A visible badge such as "20% off", "New", or "Bundle deal" when the template is configured to show discounts.
Sold out: One on/off setting per product. Marks the product unavailable while preserving the product page and catalog context.
Max available: Optional stock cap per product. Limits how many units can be sold before checkout is blocked. Product pages also limit quantity controls using this value.
No delivery: One on/off setting per product. Marks a product as digital, ticket-like, pickup-only, or otherwise not requiring delivery. Carts made entirely of no-delivery items use the digital checkout form and skip delivery fees.
Customer notes: Optional section default; optional item override. Lets shoppers attach a note to a product, such as a gift message, engraving text, dietary note, or customization request.
Variants: Optional; multiple variant types and options. Variants describe choices such as size, color, flavor, material, format, or package. They create selectors on product pages.
Variant pricing: Optional; one price per valid combination. Controls which variant combinations are sold and what each combination costs. Checkout and Stripe use the selected combination when available.
Attributes: Optional; multiple key-value rows. Product facts shown as a quick specification table and used by product filters.
Content blocks: Optional; multiple content blocks per product. Long-form product page content. Unlike Services, an enabled product can have a product page without content blocks, but content blocks make the page worth landing on.
Returns policy: Optional per product. Item-specific return, exchange, cancellation, or refund copy shown on the product page.
Enabled: One on/off setting per product. Controls whether the product appears publicly and whether its product page is generated.
Show on homepage: One on/off setting per product. Controls whether the product appears in homepage product sections while remaining available elsewhere.
Payment sync IDs: Managed automatically when payments are connected. Links the product or variant combination to synced payment-provider prices after POS or Stripe sync.

Payments

Inherit from site: One on/off setting. Uses the site payment setup as the base configuration for product checkout.
Disabled methods: Optional; multiple methods can be disabled. Turns off selected global payment methods for product checkout while leaving them available elsewhere on the site.
Disabled fees: Optional; multiple fees can be disabled. Turns off selected global fees for product checkout while leaving them available for other sales flows.
Payment methods: Multiple site-level methods. The global payment methods Products can inherit: cash on delivery, bank transfer, custom instructions, and Stripe when connected.
Fees: Multiple site-level fees. Reusable fees and adjustments that can apply during checkout, such as tax, fixed fees, card fees, discounts, or delivery charges.

Checkout Form

Physical products form: One main checkout form. The checkout form used when the cart contains any product that may require delivery, pickup coordination, or a shipping address.
Digital products form: One digital/no-delivery checkout form. The lighter checkout form used when every cart item is marked no delivery.
Receiver email: Optional per form. The merchant destination for checkout notifications when a form has a specific recipient.
Questions: Multiple questions per form. Custom fields collected during checkout, such as name, email, phone, address, delivery notes, file upload, select choices, checkboxes, or acceptance fields.

Settings

Checkout mode: One mode per Products section. Chooses whether product checkout behaves as normal sales checkout or as a quotation-request workflow.
Auto-confirm orders: Optional on/off behavior. Controls whether non-Stripe product orders are treated as confirmed immediately after checkout instead of staying pending for review.
Confirmation notes: Optional. Additional customer-facing copy for what happens after an order is confirmed.
Allow notes: Optional section default. Turns on product-note fields by default so customers can add a note to items before adding them to the cart.
Notes hint: Optional. Helper copy shown near the product-note field so shoppers know what to write.
Enabled: One on/off setting. Controls whether the products section is rendered on the published site.
Show on homepage: One on/off setting. Controls whether products appears on the homepage. Some content can still be used by detail pages, forms, checkout, bookings, or generated pages even when the homepage block is hidden.
Display name: Optional. The label used when the products section needs a short name outside its full heading.

Preview

Products examples

These examples use Flax templates with sample content. The selected template controls the final appearance on your site.

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