Prepare the catalog
Create products and connect them to storefront elements.
Sidemex Medusa
Connected commerce
Domains, email, websites and more, in one place.
Medusa
Build, review and connect each part before treating the business as ready to operate live.
Create products and connect them to storefront elements.
Review cart, checkout and order-status experiences.
Track orders and resolve incomplete commerce setup.
Medusa workspace
The same capabilities appear across Medusa because sellers encounter them at different moments: while building, selling, fulfilling and publishing.
Edit pages, sections, copy, media and the visual direction from one Medusa project.
Review and adjust how the storefront behaves across desktop, tablet and mobile.
Create and manage the products that feed the real storefront and product pages.
Keep product actions, cart and checkout connected to the same customer journey.
Return to the seller workspace to see the order path after checkout.
Keep customer and order context available instead of losing it after the transaction.
Create selling incentives from the same commerce workspace.
Connect the Stripe payment path and continue into payout operations.
Manage website and commerce content without rebuilding the storefront elsewhere.
Capture contact and quote requests through real site bindings.
Preview first, connect the business domain and publish intentionally.
Extend the Medusa workspace with connected modules as the business grows.
Sidemex Medusa
No. The builder is one surface of a broader seller workspace that also includes products, checkout, orders and connected business modules.
The intended commerce architecture verifies price and product authority on the server before creating a payment.
Yes. Customer login, account, orders and order-detail are treated as connected system pages.
No. Merchant payment onboarding is explicit and checkout readiness is validated before the store is treated as live.