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The catalogue lives in Stripe. You create the product once there, the site displays it automatically. Nothing to touch in the code, ever.

Add a piece

01

Create the product

Stripe → Products → Add. Name, description, photo.

02

Set the price

A single price in euros. For a gift card, tick "customer chooses the amount".

03

Fill five fields

The metadata below. They drive how the site displays the product.

04

Publish

The product appears in the shop within a minute.

Remove a piece

Archive the product

Stripe → the product → "Archive". It leaves the shop immediately. Past orders stay intact and you can unarchive it whenever you like.

One-of-a-kind already sold

If piece_unique is set to oui, the site archives it by itself as soon as payment clears. Nothing for you to do.

The seven fields to fill

slugThe product page addressbracelet-sable
categorieFiles the product under a shop filterbracelets · colliers · boucles · cartes-cadeaux
sous_titreThe grey line under the nameWood, mother-of-pearl and matte onyx
matiereThe "Material" line on the product pageWood, mother-of-pearl, onyx, 925 silver
couleursThe colour dots, comma separated#F0E4DA, #E4C3B4, #B8A38C
piece_unique"One of a kind" banner and automatic archiving after the saleoui · non
prix_atelierThe price of the same piece assembled by your own hands at a workshop. Without it, the comparison does not appear28

Gift cards and vouchers

01

The customer pays

Fixed-price gift card, or open amount from €20. Stripe takes the payment.

02

A code is created

The site generates a unique code, records it with its balance, and emails it to the recipient.

03

The balance drops

Each use is deducted from the balance. At zero, the code no longer works.

Cards never expire and work in the workshop as well as the shop. A code cannot be used twice for the same amount: the balance is what counts, not the code. Checking and deducting happen in a single operation, so two simultaneous uses cannot exceed the balance. Every code records who bought it, who used it and when.

What the site does on its own

Reads the Stripe catalogue on every view, caches it for a minute, and sorts by category.

Links every order to the customer account, for history and loyalty points.

Emails the customer their confirmation and tells you a piece needs stringing.

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