DigiTrade separates implementation work across specialized workspaces for administration, integration configuration, storefront presentation, and localization. The Hub includes separate Clients and Tools pages. The Tools page provides Open app links for Website, Admin Panel, Site Builder, Erp Manager, Localization, Theme Manager, Localhost, App Store, and Platform Registry.

Use ERP Manager for connection and mapping configuration, schedule and adapter settings, validation information, and reconciliation views. ERP Manager includes a Data mappings page. This page is one of the ERP Manager workspaces for integration configuration. ERP Manager does not own the records held by an ERP or determine whether a business process has been completed. A successful connection is therefore not evidence that the corresponding business result is complete.

Use Site Builder for site and page definitions, component placement, and presentation composition. Site Builder includes a Client pages page. This page groups page definitions under tabs.

Theme Manager includes a Palette page. Use Theme Manager palettes to distinguish whole-site background colors from colors applied to container-like surfaces such as product cards. In the Background section, Default is applied to the entire site, and Paper is applied to container-like surfaces such as a product card. Site Builder's presentation configuration does not define business rules, permissions, integration behavior, or authoritative data.

Use Localization for locale resources, translation drafts, presentation policies, coverage checks, and localized previews. Localization includes a Client constant keys page. This page is one of the Localization resource workspaces. Localization handles the presentation of locale-specific information. Decisions about what to charge, which tax applies, and how one currency converts to another require authority beyond Localization. Localization also cannot settle legal obligations, determine monetary amounts, or define the rules governing business operations.

Use Admin Panel for privileged administrative workspaces, operational views, and requests that require controlled approval or publication. Admin Panel includes a Shop configurations page. The page organizes settings into topic-specific tabs covering areas such as synchronization, accounts, catalog, orders, pricing, stock, logging, and recommendations. Your role still limits which administrative actions you can take, and any required approval remains necessary when you use Admin Panel.