Define one journey first
Begin with the route from discovery to an intended action: request a quote, reserve a service or place an order. Specify the information collected and what happens next. Include the messages and error states people should see.
Describe the management area you need
Explain which records staff should see, filter and update, and which roles may perform those actions. Ask for the screens and data behavior explicitly. A dashboard’s cards and charts do not prove that its underlying actions work.
Connect the payment and data services
Name the required provider and the region and currency requirements. Review account availability and access before implementation. Check test transactions, saved records and failure handling with the appropriate provider; a visible payment button is not a verified integration.
Give an agent a separate operational task
Use an authorized connection for a defined report, research task or draft related to the application. State the expected output and actions requiring approval. Review the agent’s execution and the application’s tested behavior separately before relying on either.
Common questions
Is a commerce application preinstalled for every project?
Describe the features required by your project. Do not assume that a category automatically supplies verified payments, records or a management area.
Can the same workspace handle other projects?
Yes. MaShop Code also addresses websites and other applications; Agents handles defined tasks with connected tools.