b2c-scapi-shopper

Consume SCAPI for headless storefronts by accessing standard Shopper APIs to retrieve products, search catalogs, manage baskets, and process orders. Use SLAS tokens and configured scopes to authenticate shopper context and enable low-latency PWA builds.

Authenticate SCAPI requests for a headless storefront by obtaining SLAS tokens to manage guest and authenticated shopper flows. You must configure the correct API scopes and shopper context to securely access endpoints.

Yes, the SCAPI Shopper API supports composable storefront architectures and PWA Kit implementations. It provides low-latency API access to products, catalogs, baskets, and orders required for headless commerce builds.

Fetch product details from the SCAPI shopper-products endpoint by requesting the API with a valid SLAS token and a specific siteId. This returns the catalog data needed to build storefront product pages.

Limitations when handling secure context for SCAPI workflows include the strict requirement for properly configured scopes and valid SLAS tokens. Without these prerequisites, shopper APIs cannot function or return data securely.