Warranty Notice Obligation: Shopware Setup
From 27 Sept 2026 every product page must show a standardized statutory warranty notice. How we implement it in a legally sound way in the Shopware page builder.
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From 27 Sept 2026 every product page must show a standardized statutory warranty notice. How we implement it in a legally sound way in the Shopware page builder.
Guided buying flags preferred products and suppliers and enforces procurement compliance without micromanaging staff. Here is how we map the control framework in the Shopware B2B component system.
Share of Model, citation rate and AI referral conversion as reliable KPIs: how shops make their visibility in language models measurable and controllable.
ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity increasingly add to cart themselves. How to operationalize product data, availability and checkout for the agentic commerce sales channel.
From Shopware 6.7, Store API endpoints are cacheable. Avoid N+1 problems in Nuxt, set client caching correctly and use stale-while-revalidate.
The June 2026 release modernizes the classic storefront: a Vite dev server without a proxy, Twig UX components, theme values as native CSS custom properties and a global window.Shopware event system. What it means for your theme.
Local prices instead of foreign currency: how to handle exchange rates, price rounding and per-country tax in Shopware to reduce cross-border cart abandonment.
Overlay widgets promise quick BFSG compliance but do not remove the barriers. Why genuine accessibility must be built into the code, not into a widget.
Web push notifications for cart recovery and back-in-stock alerts: first-party, GDPR-compliant and no app required. Here is how to implement it.
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