Seller cabinet
The seller cabinet is the working part of FastyShop where you manage your seller profile, stores, catalog, orders, settings, and tariff.
There is one cabinet login for all users. You do not need a separate seller login: seller sections appear inside the same account when the account has seller capabilities.
Three cabinet levels
To avoid getting lost, it helps to separate three levels.
| Level | What it means | Where to look |
|---|---|---|
| Cabinet | The private part of FastyShop for a signed-in user. It contains the account, settings, and available work areas. | Cabinet home and account settings. |
| Seller area | Sections that relate to you as a seller: seller profile, legal profiles, store list, tariffs. | Seller section in the cabinet. |
| Store | A specific storefront, products, categories, orders, and store settings. | The selected store page. |
If you do not understand where you are, check the page title and the store name. If the store name is not shown, you are most likely in the general cabinet area or in the seller area.
What to read next
Read this section in this order:
- Cabinet home - what is shown after sign-in and how to go to the seller area.
- Seller and store navigation - how general seller sections differ from sections of a specific store.
- Account settings - where to change personal data and why this is not the same as store settings.
- Store settings - where to find store data, storefront settings, checkout settings, and product card settings.
- Mobile navigation - how to work with the cabinet from a phone.
- What to do if you cannot find a section - common situations.
Quick links
If you need detailed instructions for a specific topic, open the relevant section:
- First shop launch
- Seller profile and legal details
- Shop and storefront
- Catalog and products
- Seller orders
- Payments and delivery
- Tariffs and limits
What this section does not cover
This section helps you navigate the cabinet. It does not replace detailed instructions about products, orders, tariffs, legal details, or storefront settings.
It also does not describe future features, employee roles, separate control panels, or automatic interface tours. Rely on what is available in the current cabinet.