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Embedded Storefronts

Choose a full commerce integration or a supported standalone surface on your existing site.

Live Moonwave FX storefront product catalog showing search, featured product, product media, subscription pricing, and product detail links.
Live Moonwave FX Luxon product page showing product media, plugin description, formats, subscription action, and delivery notes.
Live Moonwave FX cart review showing a Luxon subscription line item, tax presentation, Merchant of Record label, and secure payment action.

Full package versus standalone content

The full embedded storefront brings the supported commerce pages, routing, customer account, cart, and checkout entry together. A standalone catalog/page embed is useful for a selected content surface but does not necessarily include the complete customer journey.

Use the Website Builder Install/Embed controls and matching installation instructions. Keep the generated store/developer reference correct, retain the required assets, and do not paste developer credentials into public website code.

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Validate the installation

  1. Choose the installation model

    Decide whether customers need the complete commerce flow or a supported isolated surface.

  2. Install generated code

    Use the current code for the saved store and host page, not another developer's snippet.

  3. Check routing

    Review direct links, browser back/forward, product navigation, and account return locations.

  4. Check identity and checkout

    Use the supported customer session/bridge path; never reuse a developer account token.

  5. Test responsive display

    Inspect catalog, product, cart, login, library, and support on desktop and mobile.

  6. Review domain and brand

    Confirm the intended host, logos, colors, support destinations, and any permitted external analytics.

Keep responsibilities explicit

The embed does not make unrelated pages or external transactions SoundSync-managed sales. Hosting configuration, privacy notices, optional analytics, and DNS remain part of the site owner's integration work. Hosted/embed parity is a release-testing goal, not proof that every third-party theme has identical behavior.