ECO3’ web-to-print solution for printers and print service providers.

The role with rights to approve and rejects orders placed by users of the same approval group.

A navigation aid that helps shoppers keep track of their location on the storefront website.

The submission of a credit card transaction for processing and settling a payment whereby funds are moved from the bank account of the shopper into that of the merchant.

A customer or business relation of the Printer or Print Service Provider for whom stores are created in StoreFront.

The role in a Company with the rights to perform certain actions in the StoreCenter. These actions mainly involve approving and rejecting the orders.

Restrictions defined in the Online Editor to control the extent to which shoppers can customize a customizable product.

The Dashboard is a page in the StoreCenter that displays statistics for all the stores. The Dashboard is also the landing page when you log on to StoreCenter.

When a shopper uses a credit card for a purchase on a storefront with deferred payment method, the payment is postponed until all the order items are shipped.

When a shopper uses a credit or debit card for a purchase on a storefront with direct payment method, the payment is charged immediately.

A favicon is a small image which appears in the address bar, tabs and favorites bar of the browser.

General Data Protection Regulation: see “GDPR”.

Weight in grams of a quantity of paper cut to sheets that measure one square meter. Expressed in grams per square meter (g/m²).

Job Definition Format (JDF) is an extensible, XML-based format that can be used to create job tickets in Apogee Prepress.

The owner of an e-commerce website (payment gateway parlance).

Management Information System.

Mime packaged job definition format file.

The editing environment which is opened in StoreCenter and on the storefront to edit customizable products.

A price list ideally contains all the prices for all product templates and consequently for all the products of a store.

The role at a Printer or Print Service Provider with the most rights to perform actions in the StoreCenter.

The role at a Printer or Print Service Provider with limited rights to perform certain tasks in the StoreCenter (e.g. monitoring and processing orders).

An organization that uses StoreFront to set up stores for themselves or other organizations.

Common settings that need to be defined before you can create stores: Product Templates and settings in the Advanced menu.

Software as a Service.

A person who visits a private or public storefront and proceeds to checkout to order items.

Stock Keeping Unit

A document placed inside another document in the Online Editor.

A store in StoreFront consists of the web-to-print website and back-end functionality set up by an Administrator in the StoreCenter.

The back-end application of StoreFront where the stores are created and managed.

A storefront is the front-end, web-to-print website with a dedicated URL where shoppers can order items.

A StoreFront plug-in for Adobe InDesign used to create ZXP packages.

A ZIP package that contains the template for a customizable product and which can be edited in the Online Editor. The package is created with the StoreFront Converter plug-in from Adobe InDesign documents.

The administrator of the StoreFront system.

The final size of a page after all excess paper and bleed areas have been trimmed off. This is indicated by the trim box in a PDF.

A person who is granted access to a private storefront and who can order items. A person who visits a public storefront and identifies himself at checkout.

Variable Data Processing.

A person who visits a public storefront.

StoreFront Converter package file format. See StoreFront Converter.