Solutions · store types
A store for every way business buys.
Six machines, one platform. Not six themes — each store type carries its own access rules, payment model and lifecycle, and the difference is which mechanics are switched on out of the box.
Employee & company storeAllowances that behave like allowances.Fundraising storeThe goal bar is the conversion engine.Pop-up storeA store with an expiry date, on purpose.Redemption storeThe code is the checkout.Private B2B storeB2B buys on terms. So does checkout.Public storeOpen to the world, still on your rails.
Type 01 · Employee & company store
Allowances that behave like allowances.
Uniform, workwear and swag on a standing store, with a budget attached to the person
rather than the order. Split checkout takes the allowance first and the card second, so
nobody files an expense claim for a polo. New starters order on day one instead of
waiting for the next bulk run.
- Per-person or per-group budgets, resetting monthly, quarterly or yearly.
- Split checkout: allowance applied, remainder on card or PO.
- Cost centres and approval routing on high-value orders.
- SSO into the store via your identity provider.
Screenshot pending
Type 02 · Fundraising store
The goal bar is the conversion engine.
Spirit wear, booster drives and cause campaigns. A live total, a visible target, and a
feed of who just bought. These run to a deadline, so the storefront is built to show
momentum rather than hide it — and the whole window closes into one production batch.
- Goal progress block wired to real order totals.
- Supporter feed with opt-in names and messages.
- Campaign countdown and automatic close at target or date.
- Per-campaign reporting the organiser can actually read.
Screenshot pending
Type 03 · Pop-up store
A store with an expiry date, on purpose.
Event merch, seasonal drops and team orders that have to close before the screens go on
press. Schedule the window and the store opens, counts down and closes itself — so the
order window becomes one run and one screen setup instead of four.
- Scheduled open and close, with a pre-launch holding page.
- Countdown block on the storefront and in email.
- The order window feeds one production batch — one setup, one run.
- Reopen or clone the store for the next run in one action.
Screenshot pending
Type 04 · Redemption store
The code is the checkout.
Onboarding kits, service awards and gifting programmes where someone else already paid.
The recipient enters a code, picks their size and colourway, and the line drops straight
into production. No card, no account, no cart to abandon.
- Single-use or batch codes with value or entitlement.
- Code gate on the hero — no browsing before redemption.
- Zero-value checkout that still captures size, colourway and ship-to address.
- Redemption reporting per batch and per programme.
Screenshot pending
Type 05 · Private B2B store
B2B buys on terms. So does checkout. ROLLING OUT
A private catalog and account pricing for a named buyer — their approved styles, their
tier breaks, their terms. Trade credit, PO capture, and invoices generated from the same
ledger as the order rather than reconciled to it afterwards.
- Invite-only access with per-store SSO.
- Account pricing sheets and quantity tiers.
- Net terms with available balance shown at checkout.
- PO number enforced at order time; invoices and statements built in.
The commerce half is shipped. The B2B storefront and the approval-queue UI are the remaining build.
Screenshot pending
Type 06 · Public store
Open to the world, still on your rails.
Fan merch, teamwear and direct-to-consumer runs. A public catalog with per-page SEO and
a custom domain, on the same routing, pricing and production pipeline as every private
store behind it.
- Per-page SEO fields and a custom domain with managed TLS.
- Product, category, and editorial blocks in the same editor.
- Promotions and quantity tiers without a separate plugin.
- Analytics wiring in progress for public-store attribution.
Screenshot pending
Side by side
Which mechanics come with which store.
Every store type runs on the same core. The difference is which mechanics are switched on out of the box.
| Store type | Budgets | Terms / PO | Countdown | Code gate | Goal bar | Public SEO |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Employee & company store | Core | Optional | — | — | — | Private |
| Fundraising store | — | — | Core | — | Core | Public |
| Pop-up store | Optional | — | Core | — | Optional | Public |
| Redemption store | — | — | Optional | Core | — | Private |
| Private B2B store | Optional | Core | — | — | — | Private |
| Public store | — | Optional | Optional | — | Optional | Core |
For brands & corporate buyers
Buy the way your organisation actually buys.
Approvals, budgets, cost centres, purchase orders, and a catalog someone already vetted. Brandfora is the infrastructure underneath — you'd buy through a partner running it.