The commerce boundary

Togenar owns Configure + Present end-to-end: the embed, the customization UI, AR, snapshots, share links, live stock and price display. Your store stays the single source of truth for the cart, checkout, inventory, tax and payment — exactly like every other headless configurator.

Configurator ──(SKU · shareUrl)──▶ Your catalogue ──(variant ID)──▶ Your checkout

What crosses the boundary

From Togenar to you, on every change:

• SKUs — one per configured part, exactly as you defined them in the panel.
• shareUrl — a permalink that rebuilds the exact configuration. Persist it on the order line: it serves order review, fulfillment and re-orders.

From you to Togenar, whenever you want:

• Prices for display — setPrices(). Shown verbatim; never computed.
• Stock — setAvailability() dims sold-out variants.

Why the viewer never computes a price

Tax, currency, customer-group discounts and promotions already live in your commerce platform. Duplicating that logic inside a viewer creates two sources of truth that drift. Togenar deliberately keeps pricing push-based: you send display values from the system that already knows them.

When there is no cart on the other side

Made-to-order catalogues often have no checkout to hand off to: the price is quoted, not listed. Quote requests close that loop inside Togenar — the visitor’s configuration and contact details arrive in your inbox, and the boundary above simply has nothing to cross.

Where to go next

• Add to cart — the three-step wiring plus worked Shopify and WooCommerce examples.
• Prices in the configurator — currency formatting, totals, clearing.
• Quote requests — sell from the configurator without a store integration.