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A shop chatbot is only as current as its sources. How to maintain delivery times, return rules and promotions with validity dates, cite the source in every answer and prepare for the holiday season.
How fashion shops build size charts by brand and cut, condense return reasons into a fit scale and pass sizes cleanly to the product feed – with sourced figures and without promises about effects.
Since 1 July 2026, retailers obliged to take back old appliances no longer have a transition period. Which symbol the ElektroG requires in online shops, where it belongs, what remains open for smaller shops and how symbol, take-back information and collection are generated from product data in Shopware.
Customer prices belong behind the login, the product page does not. How wholesale shops keep their range public for search engines, which structured data is allowed without a price, why paywall markup is no way out and how the German Price Indication Ordinance fits in.
Black Friday falls on 27 November 2026. A virtual waiting room lets visitors in, in an orderly sequence and at the pace of the shop. Where it sits technically, which status codes it sends and why robots.txt and the payment return never belong in the queue.
Shopware plans the major version 6.8 for 2027. The time until then is enough to inventory custom plugins, migrate Symfony configuration in XML, work through deprecations and plan the PHP change as a separate step.
Three language versions add up to nine annotations, and one missing entry makes the pair ineffective. How the annotation is built, which codes are valid, what x-default does and where automatic redirects meet a legal limit.
A framework agreement lives on its call-offs, not on its signature. The four quantities a call-off contract needs and how they become fields in the shop.
The basket is full, then the shipping line appears – and the order is abandoned. How to derive model and threshold from shipment costs, basket distribution and contribution margin.
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