Model storefronts as tenants
A dedicated tenant model includes unique handles and active or suspended status. Store routes resolve tenants by handle.
The tradeoff
Every tenant-facing query needs to preserve the intended catalog boundary.
Commerce built around more than one storefront.
A commerce platform needs to represent sellers and storefronts as explicit business concepts, rather than mixing every product into one undifferentiated catalog.
A dedicated tenant model includes unique handles and active or suspended status. Store routes resolve tenants by handle.
Every tenant-facing query needs to preserve the intended catalog boundary.
The backend extends Medusa with tenant and seller modules, links and workflows.
Custom modules must remain compatible with the underlying commerce framework.
Dedicated workflows assign and detach tenant products, rather than treating catalog membership as display-only state.
Catalog changes must coordinate module links and storefront queries.
A commerce foundation with tenant and seller administration and explicit storefront product assignment.
Medusa · TypeScript · Custom modules
Based on the project implementation and documentation. Tradeoffs explain the implications of these choices; no measured business results or client feedback are claimed.
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