MedusaJS

Provide a detailed business prompt to Bloom AI regarding the product catalog and desired brand aesthetic.

Bloom generates the backend data schemas and connects them to a pre-built React starter storefront.

Link Medusa Admin to Medusa Cloud via GitHub integration for immediate staging deployment.

Finalize payment keys (Stripe) and launch the store in a fraction of the usual time.

Deploy Medusa with the pre-built B2B commerce modules enabled.

Create specific Customer Groups in the Admin panel for each distributor tier.

Import Customer-Specific Price Lists mapping to the global inventory.

Deploy the B2B React starter which enforces gated login and renders customized catalogs based on the authenticated user's group.

Configure Medusa's multi-warehouse feature, setting up locations for the main warehouse and all 5 physical stores.

Utilize a pre-built Medusa POS starter or integrate the physical POS terminals via REST API.

Configure checkout events in the physical store to immediately deduct from that specific store's inventory location in Medusa.

Set online fallback logic to route fulfillments to store locations if the main warehouse is out of stock.

Navigate to Region Settings in the Medusa Admin panel.

Add EUR and GBP regions, configuring localized VAT rules and specific shipping providers for each.

Connect localized payment processors (e.g., Klarna for Europe, Stripe for US).

The single Next.js storefront dynamically reads the user's location, querying the Medusa API to display the localized region context instantly.

Extend Medusa's User and Product entities to include a 'Vendor_ID' relation.

Integrate Stripe Connect using Medusa's event bus to automate payment routing upon order completion.

Create custom API endpoints allowing creators to manage their specific inventory.

Launch a unified frontend where users can add products from multiple vendors into a single cart.