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The Channels page is where you manage the distinct storefront channels for your workspace—each channel represents a language- or region-specific entry point to your site. From here, you can review existing channels, create new ones, and perform channel-specific actions like editing settings, deleting channels, or configuring redirects and themes.

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What You Can Do on This Page

  1. Browse Existing Channels – See every channel you’ve configured, including its code, supported languages, and unique ID.
  2. Create New Channels – Click Add Channel to define a fresh channel, mapping it to one or more languages and setting URL prefixes.
  3. Edit Channel Settings – Use the Edit action to adjust core details, publish themes to different environments, or view theme history.
  4. Manage Redirects – From Channel Settings, add 301 redirects to handle URL changes or route legacy links.
  5. Delete Channels – Remove channels you no longer need via the Delete action in the list (this cannot be undone).

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Field-by-Field Breakdown

FieldDescription
NameThe human-friendly label for the channel (e.g., “US Storefront”, “French Site”). Visible in the navigation panel and channel selector.
Channel CodeA short identifier (e.g., us, fr, ca-en). Used internally and in URL generation. Must be unique across channels.
LanguagesLists the locale(s) mapped to this channel (e.g., “English – United States”, “Français – France”). These are the languages you added under Internationalization.
IDThe system-generated unique identifier for the channel. This is needed when referring to the channel in API calls or CLI commands.
Actions- Edit: Modify channel name, code, or mapped languages; publish themes; view theme history; configure redirects.
- Delete: Permanently remove the channel and its settings.

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Adding a New Channel

  1. Click Add Channel.
  2. Enter Basic Details
    • Name: e.g., “EU Storefront”.
    • Channel Code: e.g., eu, de, es.
  3. Map Languages
    • Select a Language from the dropdown (populated from your Internationalization settings).
    • The Language Code auto-fills based on your choice.
    • Enter a Language URL Prefix (e.g., de, es)—this becomes part of the channel’s URLs.
    • Provide a Language Label (e.g., “Deutsch”, “Español”) which visitors will see when switching locales.
    • Click Add Language to map additional locales to the same channel.
  4. Save the channel via the button at the top of the screen.
After saving, your new channel appears in the list, ready to serve content in the mapped languages.