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Overview

Etalasse Catalog is the customer-facing storefront surface for browsing products online.

It is the stronger choice when a merchant wants a fuller storefront feel with clearer product discovery and category browsing.

What Catalog is for​

  • Publishing products online.
  • Helping customers browse categories and product details.
  • Presenting flipbook digital catalogs — catalogs that flip like a book.
  • Showing property or service listings with city search and a map view.
  • Displaying the booking availability calendar for schedule-based shops.
  • Showing customers their loyalty points.
  • Supporting product discovery beyond the merchant Dashboard.

When to use it​

Catalog is a good fit when you want a fuller storefront experience than a simple Link page.

What must be ready first​

  • Active products.
  • Product categories.
  • Prices and stock details.
  • Storefront-ready product images and descriptions.
  • For booking shops: the booking calendar with its sessions and blocked dates.
  • Optional: a custom domain so the storefront runs on your own domain.
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The Catalog storefront uses your shop name, colour and products: (1) categories to browse and (2) product cards with prices. (3) The flipbook catalog has its own public page.

The Catalog storefront uses your shop name, colour and products: (1) categories to browse and (2) product cards with prices. (3) The flipbook catalog has its own public page.

How Catalog fits into Etalasse​

Catalog is usually the fuller browsing surface compared with Link. It is the better choice when the merchant wants customers to explore products more like a storefront than a lightweight campaign page.

Merchant responsibilities before launch​

  • Review product presentation quality.
  • Make sure the category structure supports browsing.
  • Verify the customer journey from product discovery to order intent.
  • Confirm Catalog-level configuration supports the storefront structure you want.

What to expect after setup​

  • Customers can browse products more easily.
  • The merchant gains a more complete storefront-style presentation.
  • Category and product maintenance in Dashboard becomes more important because it directly shapes the customer experience.