Public Storefront Visibility and Access

Context

Visitors need useful storefront information without anonymous access to person data. Staff-authorized sales have a distinct access path.

Decision

Anonymous routes use the addressed workspace, public-sale checks restrict admitted products and public display can include unqualified audience amounts.

Alternatives Considered

Make browsing require authentication. The recorded public-display direction allows visitors to see amounts and sign-in notices.

Apply the shopper restriction to privileged staff sales. The product ruling permits unrestricted staff sale preparation.

Consequences

Display of an audience amount does not establish the visitor’s qualification. Public routes discard supplied signed caller context. No portal screen is delivered for the retained shopper endpoints.