Choose a DigiTrade tool based on whether you need to open an application, configure an integration, prepare language resources, shape storefront presentation, or perform administrative work.

The Hub separates the Tools page from the Clients page. Use the Tools page to select and open a listed DigiTrade application. Use the separate Clients page when your work concerns the client list rather than choosing an application to open. The Hub lists Website, Admin Panel, Site Builder, Erp Manager, Localization, Theme Manager, Localhost, App Store, and Platform Registry.

Use ERP Manager to prepare and review integration connections, mappings, schedules, adapter bindings, validation information, release requests, and reconciliation views. The Data mappings page is one concrete ERP Manager workspace. ERP Manager configures and presents integrations, but it does not become the ERP or take ownership of ERP records and business outcomes. Treat connection health and confirmed business reconciliation as separate concerns.

Use Localization for locale settings, language resources, translation drafts, coverage checks, localized previews, and release preparation. The Client constant keys page is one concrete Localization workspace. Localization controls how language and locale resources are presented, but it does not determine taxes, exchange rates, financial amounts, legal requirements, or commercial policy.

Use the presentation tools for site and page definitions, component placement, theme packages, previews, and accessibility work. The Hub lists Site Builder and Theme Manager as separate applications. Site Builder includes a Client pages area for the page entries that make up a storefront. Theme Manager includes a Palettes area with presentation examples for backgrounds, buttons, and message states. Presentation configuration does not create business rules, permissions, integration behavior, or production activation.

Use Admin Panel for administrative workspaces, privileged navigation, operational views, and approval or release requests. The Products page is one concrete Admin Panel operational area. The Shop configurations area divides settings among named tabs such as Synchronization, Account, Catalog, Product Variants, Order, Pricing, and Stock. Access to Admin Panel does not extend your assigned role or replace required approval. Administrative controls do not replace the systems that own identity, source records, configuration decisions, or runtime execution.