Implementing Fluent Order Management

Some common types and conventions are used across many component definitions. These items are not directly configurable in the manifest but will often be referenced in other component definitions that use them.

• The Mystique manifest configures icons, cards, and template strings. Icons come from React Icons. 
• Cards have common fields, and template strings allow dynamic values. Dynamic attributes (standard, image, component) offer flexibility based on conditions. 
• Additional options like TextOptions and ImageOptions provide styling choices.

Modules are the package structure used by Fluent Commerce to ship preconfigured features and functions. They are designed to be self-describing, isolated, but inter-dependent assets that can work together with other modules, or be extended by custom modules, all while remaining upgradeable.

Here we'll look at the different designations of Modules and describe the Module's Package Structure and Project Structure.

The Ready for Launch process (RFL) is an engagement with the Fluent Commerce Expert Services team throughout the lifecycle of a Fluent project. The process is initiated at the beginning of a Fluent Commerce project and completed with the go-live of the project in production.

The final review ("RFL Launch Gate") should be planned for 3-4 weeks before the desired Go-Live event to receive the approval to move into production.

• The Kickoff stage covers the introduction to the Ready for Launch process and the initial project & solution overview.
• The Design Review stage covers a detailed presentation of the solution by the partner and the review of the implementation by Fluent Commerce.
• The Launch Gate stage covers the presentation of the final solution and performance test results as well as the confirmation of the desired launch date. After a final review, Fluent Commerce provides the production go-live approval.

OMS Webapp's Users List page allows users to efficiently search and view existing users using a versatile filter component. The Users table provides essential user details, with a clickable Username link leading to a detailed User Details page displaying user information. The paging control at the bottom ensures easy entry management with customizable rows per page and intuitive navigation.

• `Type`

  : Understand the different types of users; ADMIN, RETAILER, API, and AGENT
• User Status: Be aware of the user status options, ACTIVE and INACTIVE, which reflect the user's current accessibility.
• Filtering Users: Utilize the filter component to efficiently search for users based on various criteria like username, status, creation date, and type.
• Roles and Permissions: Assign roles to users to manage permissions within the system, ensuring each user has the appropriate level of access.
• Paging Control: Utilize the paging controls at the bottom of the Users table to navigate between pages and manage the number of entries displayed per page, with options for 10, 25, or 100 entries.
• Deprecation Notice: Be aware that certain user types such as AGENT, SUPPORT, and others have been deprecated and should not be used for new users.