Online commerce

Keep every online sale working toward the same business.

A full storefront, a focused product page or a payment link—all using the merchant’s catalogue and order history inside your deployment.

An online order displayed on a mobile phone

Online selling tools at your fingertips.

The savings reference groups four ways to organise cash. Here, four storefront shapes organise how merchants reach buyers.

STORE

Build a complete storefront.

Categories, products, cart and checkout on a merchant-owned domain.

PRODUCT

Focus on one offer.

Publish a dedicated page for a product or campaign without duplicating its catalogue record.

LINK

Sell without a site.

Send a payment link that still creates a structured order in the same engine.

DOMAIN

Keep the merchant’s name.

Serve the public experience from the domain and branding configured for the institution and merchant.

Peace of mind

One catalogue means less reconciliation.

The website reads the same products, prices and availability as other licensed surfaces. There is no second online catalogue to keep aligned.

Online menu and order interface
No channel tax.

Box does not add an online-commerce transaction fee. Payment-provider, infrastructure and institution charges remain separate.

Connected growth

Let the public site grow with the merchant.

A payment link can become a product page, and a product page can sit inside a full storefront without moving the underlying order history.

A customer completing a payment from a phone

Publish at the speed the merchant needs.

Start with the smallest useful surface and add depth without starting again.

NOW

Send a link.

Create the simplest online path from an agreed price to a recorded order.

NEXT

Publish the catalogue.

Expose the products already used by the merchant’s other sales surfaces.

LATER

Add richer journeys.

Introduce merchandising and connected capabilities as the licensed package set grows.

FAQ

Can merchants use their own domains?

Yes. The public website is designed to render under the configured domain relationship rather than a Box-branded marketplace URL.

Is the online catalogue separate from the till?

No. Licensed surfaces use the same product and order model inside the deployment.

Does Box process the payment?

No. Payment processing remains with the institution and its selected providers.

Can a merchant begin with only payment links?

Yes. The installed package set can begin narrowly and expand as the programme adds capabilities.

Where are orders stored?

Inside the database operated for the institution’s Box deployment.

Does Box charge a per-sale fee?

Box is licensed software. Separate payment, infrastructure and institution charges may still apply.

Ready to put the merchant online?

Choose the first selling surface and keep the path to a complete storefront open.