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Creating a Store Item in Biztraak

As a Biztraak Store Contributor, creating store items is your primary activity, and depending on your item type, you may need to leverage the concept of admin pages. Let's go through the process.

Step 1: Develop your Solution

The initial step is to develop your solution. This could be an addon, pre-configured components, node packs, templates, admin pages for CMSs, or other user-enhancing features. Make sure your solution aligns with Biztraak's quality, functionality, and compatibility standards.

Step 2: Package your Solution

Next, package your solution according to Biztraak's guidelines. Ensure all required files and resources for the solution to work correctly are included.

Step 3: Write a Detailed Description

Compose a detailed description of your solution. Elucidate its features, functionalities, system requirements, installation steps, and how to use any admin pages if your solution includes templates. A well-written, comprehensive description can significantly increase your solution's acceptance rate.

Step 4: Set Pricing (where enabled)

If the current Marketplace workflow supports paid listings, choose from the pricing options it exposes. Do not assume that every item can be sold or that contributors can set arbitrary pricing.

Step 5: Submit for Review

Once your solution is packaged and documented, submit it through the current Marketplace workflow. Review, scanning, approval, and policy checks vary by asset type and publishing path. do not assume that every submission receives the same review.

Step 6: Await Approval and Publish your Solution

If the workflow approves the submission, it will show the applicable listing status and next steps. Approval does not necessarily mean that purchasing, monetization, or payout is enabled for every account or asset type.

Conclusion

Creating a store item or solution involves packaging a useful asset, documenting its requirements, and following the available contributor workflow. Monetization and additional review programs can be marked as coming soon or workflow-specific until they are enabled for the relevant account and asset type.