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HCL Commerce is a high-availability, highly scalable and customizable e-commerce platform. Able to support hundreds of thousands of transactions per day, HCL Commerce allows you to do business with consumers (B2C) or directly with businesses (B2B). HCL Commerce uses cloud friendly technology to make deployment and operation both easy and efficient. It provides easy-to-use tools for business users to centrally manage a cross-channel strategy. Business users can create and manage precision marketing campaigns, promotions, catalog, and merchandising across all sales channels. Business users can also use AI enabled content management capabilities.
Samples
Topics in the Samples category highlight the various samples that are provided with HCL Commerce.
Store samples
HCL Commerce includes sample storefront designs that illustrate the use of the remote store model.
Next.js starter store
The Next.js store offers customizable features for storefronts using the Next.js framework. It uses the headless store data template and supports business-to-consumer (B2C) and business-to-business (B2B) use cases. The store includes pages for browsing, shopping, checkout, and account management, and uses Elasticsearch for search functions.
Volume pricing
Volume pricing is a pricing structure in which the cost per product varies based on the quantity added to the cart, as configured in the Management Center.

Documentation
HCL Commerce is a high-availability, highly scalable and customizable e-commerce platform. Able to support hundreds of thousands of transactions per day, HCL Commerce allows you to do business with consumers (B2C) or directly with businesses (B2B). HCL Commerce uses cloud friendly technology to make deployment and operation both easy and efficient. It provides easy-to-use tools for business users to centrally manage a cross-channel strategy. Business users can create and manage precision marketing campaigns, promotions, catalog, and merchandising across all sales channels. Business users can also use AI enabled content management capabilities.
- Getting started
  HCL Commerce has different advantages for business users, administrators and developers. HCL Commerce targets each of these roles with a tailored set of offerings so that each of your users can get maximum benefit.
- Installing and deploying
  Learn how to install and deploy HCL Commerce development environments and HCL Commerce production environments.
- Migrating
  Before you migrate to HCL Commerce Version 9.1, review this information to help plan and execute your migration.
- Operating
  Topics in the Operating category highlight tasks that are typically performed by business users, customer support representatives, to complete their day-to-day tasks in the operation of the HCL Commerce site.
- Integrating
  Topics in the Integrating category highlight the tasks that are commonly performed for using HCL Commerce in combination with other products.
- Administering
  Topics in the Administering category highlight tasks that are typically performed by the Site Administrator, to support daily operations of the HCL Commerce site.
- Customizing
  The topics in the Customizing section describe tasks performed by an application developer to customize HCL Commerce.
- Tutorials
  HCL Commerce provides many tutorials to help you customize and understand your HCL Commerce instance and stores.
- Samples
  Topics in the Samples category highlight the various samples that are provided with HCL Commerce.
  - Store samples
    HCL Commerce includes sample storefront designs that illustrate the use of the remote store model.
    - Aurora starter store
      The Aurora starter store showcases the latest in storefront features, and models best practices in store development, demonstrating a wide scope of retail scenarios. Simplify your responsive B2C or B2B web store implementation and reduce your time-to-market by using the Aurora starter store as your development base.
    - Extended sites starter store
      Use an extended sites starter store to get started on setting up an extended sites solution that will allow your selling organization to provide unique storefronts for different enterprise customers or showcase a number of branded storefronts.
    - Reference React stores
      The Store SDK includes a reference B2C (Emerald) store application and a reference B2B (Sapphire) store application. Use these Reference Store applications to develop and deploy your own React Store applications.
    - Next.js starter store
      The Next.js store offers customizable features for storefronts using the Next.js framework. It uses the headless store data template and supports business-to-consumer (B2C) and business-to-business (B2B) use cases. The store includes pages for browsing, shopping, checkout, and account management, and uses Elasticsearch for search functions.
      - B2C Next.js starter store
        The Ruby store (B2C) is built on the Next.js framework, ensuring seamless browsing, easy navigation, and secure transactions. Notably, this new storefront provides server-side rendered pages to assist with Search Engine Optimization (SEO) and page previews.
      - Multiple Extended Site (eSite) access
        The Next.js store supports multiple eSite access with a single deployment.
      - Store Locator
        Find a store location by using online maps. Use the Store Locator to find nearby stores and pick up online orders in person.
      - Multiple Payment
        Shoppers buying products in Next.js stores can pay a part of the total cart value by using various payment options such as cash on delivery or credit cards with the introduction of the multiple payment option.
      - Primary address
        The primary address is the default address in your Next.js store account. It is stored in your profile for easy access during checkout and order management. This address is used for billing, shipping, and communication purposes.
      - Multiple shipment
        Shoppers purchasing products via react-based stores could only place an order for a single shipping address can now choose a multiple shipment option when placing an order. This document provides information on the multiple shipment facility provided to shoppers for the Next.js stores.
      - Buy Online Pickup In Store (BOPIS)
        The BOPIS feature allows the user to pick up the products purchased online from a physical store of their choice, without any pickup charges.
      - Multiple languages
        The Next.js store applications (Ruby and Ruby B2B) support multiple languages.
      - Multiple language and currency support
        The HCL Commerce Next.js store applications (Ruby and RubyB2B) support multiple languages and currencies. Users can view content and pricing in their preferred language and currency.
      - Product compare feature
        The product compare feature allows you to compare items from the Product Listing Page (PLP) in tabular form on a dedicated screen.
      - Kit details page (B2C and B2B)
        A kit is a collection of items that are sold together as one catalog entry. The default layout for the page displays the kit name, image, price, short description, long description, descriptive attributes, and more. Users can check inventory availability for the kit and add the kit to their cart or current order.
      - Bundle details page (B2C and B2B)
        The Bundle page displays various combinations of items (bundles) in tabular form, which allows you to select attributes for products and their variants. The default layout for the page displays the bundle name, image, price, short description, long description, descriptive attributes, and more. Users can check inventory availability for the components in the bundle and add the bundle to their cart or current order.
      - Checkout
        The checkout page displays the shipping and payment details for the items in the shopping cart.
      - Quick Order for Next.js store (B2C and B2B)
        You can place orders within the Next.js store using the quick order functionality without navigating through product details and listing pages. This feature enables you to add multiple items to the shopping cart and proceed with the purchase.
      - Guest shopping
        Guest shopping allows users to browse and purchase from the Next.js store without creating an account. This feature enhances the user experience in both B2C (Business-to-Consumer) and B2B (Business-to-Business) models by offering a flexible purchasing process.
      - Volume pricing
        Volume pricing is a pricing structure in which the cost per product varies based on the quantity added to the cart, as configured in the Management Center.
        Configure volume pricing
        In the Next.js store, you can configure volume pricing for the users from the Management Center for HCL Commerce.
      - Coupon wallet
        A coupon wallet is a storage for the coupons a shopper receives.
      - Enable the schema org metadata
        Schema org metadata is added to the Next.js store pages for better search engine optimization (SEO). Schema org is a collaborative community activity that creates, maintains, and promotes schemas for structured data on the internet, web pages, email messages, and beyond.
      - Enable the Open Graph tags
        Open Graph tags function is available to the Next.js store pages for better search engine optimization (SEO).
      - In-progress orders and saved carts
        In-progress orders allow users to save their shopping carts for later checkout. This feature enables users to add items, make modifications, and complete the purchase at their convenience without losing their selections. This functionality is available for both B2C and B2B Next.js stores. To use this feature on Next.js stores, the user must navigate to Account Settings and click In-Progress Orders.
      - Video support
        On Product Detail Pages (PDP), videos appear alongside product images, providing an interactive shopping experience. Customers can click the video icon to play the video and use the built-in video player to watch product demonstrations, unboxings, or usage examples, helping them make informed purchase decisions.
      - B2B Next.js starter store
        The Next.js store application is enabled for B2B e-commerce. The sample B2B storefront is called Ruby B2B. The B2B Next.js store features include B2B features, in addition to all of the available features in the B2C storefront, with the exception of guest-user shopping flows.
      - Privacy policies for the Next.js store
        Privacy policies describe the supplementary pages required to maintain compliance and transparency regarding data collection and usage.
  - Access control policy samples
    The following access control policy samples show you how some basic access control policies can be used in the development environment, so that you can quickly test new resources. They are not designed to be used as-is on an HCL Commerce production environment, as they do not provide adequate resource protection.
- Compliance
  The following section describes how you can leverage HCL Commerce features and functionality to help your site be compliant with different privacy and security standards.
- Securing
  These topics describe the security features of HCL Commerce and how to configure these features.
- Performance
  Topics in the Performance section describe the means by which to plan, implement, test, and re-visit the optimization of HCL Commerce site performance.
- Troubleshooting
  Topics in the Troubleshooting section highlight common issues that are encountered with HCL Commerce, and how they can be addressed or mitigated.
- Reference
  Topics in the Reference section contain all of the HCL Commerce reference documentation.

HCL Commerce Version 9.1.18.0 or later

Volume pricing for the Ruby storefronts (B2C and B2B)

Volume pricing is a pricing structure in which the cost per product varies based on the quantity added to the cart, as configured in the Management Center.

Volume pricing involves displaying different prices for specific quantities and creating multiple pricing tiers within a price list. Once you configure it from the Management Center for HCL Commerce, it is available for your Ruby storefronts. To configure volume pricing, see Configuring volume pricing for the Next.js store.

Volume pricing on the PDP

When volume pricing is configured for a product, it appears on the Product detail page (PDP). Volume pricing is shown in the following image for the Ruby storefront.

The following pricing elements are available on the product detail page.

Offer Price: When you adjust the quantity, the price updates based on volume pricing.
Volume Pricing Table: This table displays quantity ranges with their corresponding per unit prices.

HCL Commerce Version 9.1.21.0 or later

Volume pricing modes

The Ruby and Ruby B2B storefronts support three volume pricing modes:

priceMode="0": Offer Price and Volume Pricing
priceMode="1": Indexed Price from Search
priceMode ="2": Offer Price and Volume Pricing

The default mode is priceMode ="1".

When priceMode="1" is set, both storefronts do not display volume pricing tiers on the Product Details Page (PDP). However, volume pricing is still applied in the cart, even though the volume pricing tiers are not displayed on the PDP.

Note: Do not configure volume pricing in Management Center (CMC) when priceMode="1" is active.

When priceMode="0" or priceMode="2" is set, both storefronts display the offer price and volume pricing tiers on the PDP.