VEYNDO
Handbook

THE VEYNDO HANDBOOK

Think AI. Build commerce.

Understand the idea. Try one complete round. Connect knowledge, agents and apps. Then operate with control.

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Navigation is available in four languages. Technical articles currently use the original English source.

370 source documents · one connected system

01

Understand & try

Start with the idea, then complete your first real workflow.

  1. Veyndo: current status
  2. Veyndo: Architektur, Apps und KI im Zusammenhang
  3. Your first Veyndo Commerce round: change, review, publish
  4. Set up your shop, one reviewed step at a time
  5. Veyndo Commerce feature guide
  6. Run a Rust ecommerce prototype locally
  7. Try the connected commerce playground
  8. Veyndo Commerce product films and video tours
  9. Build the first useful things with Veyndo
  10. The connected Veyndo handbook
02

Intelligence comes first

Connect knowledge, review proposals and give agents permission to act.

  1. A connected AI-first workspace
  2. Your shop, in numbers
  3. Cognitive commerce: connected implementation and remaining work
  4. Saved agent work: resume without losing control
  5. Delegate an agent, keep control of the shop
  6. Knowledge workspace
  7. Customer scenario simulator
  8. Give a commerce agent a bounded job
  9. OpenAI, Claude and external chat clients
  10. Visitor behavior and shop knowledge
  11. Agentic Studio grids
  12. Connected creation and app workbench — 12 October 2026
03

Shape the experience

Follow a product from discovery to the same authoritative checkout.

  1. Your workspace. Your shop. One controlled change path.
  2. A visual workspace for shops and apps
  3. Connected Studio and storefront experience
  4. Fashion demo: Nord Atelier
  5. Trusted identity and hosted frontend integration
  6. Storyfront connector
  7. One-page checkout and payment boundary
  8. Shopware Payments: integration and test acceptance
  9. AI channels and inward shop imports
  10. Bring an existing shop into Veyndo
  11. Create a channel, connect a marketplace, build an experience
  12. Sales channels, domains and merchant previews
  13. One translation contract across VEYNDO
04

Build apps & automate

One visual and agentic app contract, real records, events and controlled releases.

  1. App system: delivered foundations and remaining gates
  2. Your business model becomes software
  3. Visual App Studio
  4. Configurable furniture: one connected purchasing workflow
  5. App Studio: one app, connected experiences
  6. Guided apps and embedded commerce editors
  7. Build five apps with Veyndo Commerce
  8. The VEYNDO app platform
  9. App data without table proliferation
  10. Extend products, customers, orders and companies
  11. App-owned order and quote workflows
  12. Rules and durable flow graphs
  13. Connected commerce apps: Google Analytics, Gmail and Slack
  14. Email delivery: SMTP, Resend and SendGrid
  15. Payment providers · API 1
  16. Transaction details and payment history
  17. Invoice checkout and recipient details
  18. Saved payment methods
  19. Capture and refund management
  20. Product editing, integration keys and sales channels
  21. Connect services and bring shops into Veyndo
  22. App/package ownership
05

Run connected commerce

Catalog, customers, orders and new channels share native business operations.

  1. Set up the shop, create customers and place reviewed Admin orders
  2. Product management and category navigation
  3. Customer accounts, orders and merchant operations
  4. Shipping, partial packages and direct carriers
  5. Multi-currency commerce
  6. International commerce: countries, destination taxes and translations
  7. Company identity, legal metadata and channel inheritance
  8. Native point of sale
  9. Modular B2B commerce
  10. B2B negotiations through UCP
  11. EDI is an independent app, not another commerce engine
  12. Marketplace channels
  13. European commerce: privacy, consumer rights and sector information
06

Control, stage & operate

Keep identities, history, private environments and publication boundaries explicit.

  1. Merchant workbench, knowledge and selective releases
  2. Connected CRM, customer groups and entity history
  3. Personal identity, recovery and two-factor sign-in
  4. Tenant isolation: current guarantees and remaining boundary
  5. App isolation and operator setup
  6. Prototype trust boundaries
  7. Authenticated database scope
  8. SaaS operator console
  9. Managed PostgreSQL, private Qdrant and shop migration
  10. Vercel frontend + self-hosted Rust / PostgreSQL
  11. Northflank releases and private performance tests
07

Inside the foundation

Architecture, source ownership, measured evidence and current limitations.

  1. How VEYNDO works: production architecture
  2. Architecture decisions and next boundaries
  3. Source responsibilities and verification map
  4. Rust standard services and language boundaries
  5. Testing, coverage and maintenance contracts
  6. Lean-checked commerce contracts
  7. Shopware core parity and remaining work
  8. Reproduce the million-product commerce measurement
  9. System consistency audit — 14 October 2026
  10. VEYNDO licensing
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