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Launch readiness checklist

Use a non-production test order and the providers' sandbox modes wherever they are available. Record the result, release, environment, and operator for each check.

  • Browse: Homepage, category, product, variant, search, and mobile navigation work. Check the intended customer experience in Storefront and marketing.
  • Catalog and stock: Product details, variant prices, sellability, and location availability match the store policy. See Catalog and Inventory.
  • Checkout: Customer registration, login, address management, cart, checkout, tax, shipping, and order creation work with a non-production order.
  • Payment: The provider result agrees with the Vendorzo order. Test callback replay and confirm duplicate delivery does not repeat a financial effect. See Webhook operations.
  • Messages: Confirmation and fulfillment messages reach the intended test recipient and use approved branding.
  • Operations: An operator with the intended role can process and fulfill the order, and can follow the configured cancellation, return, and refund paths. See Orders and fulfillment and Returns and refunds.
  • Reports and monitoring: The test order appears in the expected reports; the installation owner can see queue, scheduler, mail, provider, and application-error health. See Reports and integrations.
  • Recovery: Database and media backups restore successfully in an isolated environment. See Back up and restore.
  • HTTPS, canonical URLs, robots policy, sitemap, redirects, and error pages are correct.
  • Marketplace edition: seller onboarding, listing ownership, commissions, settlement evidence, and a controlled payout path are verified.

If a check fails, keep the store closed to customers, record the failing workflow and first visible error, and follow the relevant guide before repeating an action that can charge, refund, book, notify, or pay.

Do not use a production payment, courier booking, seller payout, or customer message as a test. Confirm with each provider how to distinguish sandbox from live credentials before enabling real traffic.

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