ShopBase Developers
  • Getting started
  • Build An App
    • Making your first request
      • Authentication
        • Public apps
        • Private apps
        • OAuth
        • API access scopes
      • Rest API References
        • Rate limits
      • Using webhooks
        • Webhook events and topics
      • Response status codes
    • How to submit an app to ShopBase App Store
    • Getting your app approved
      • App requirements
      • Testing your app
      • Submitting your app
      • The review process
  • BUILD A THEME
    • Getting started building themes
    • Theme development resources
      • Connect to your store & start developing
      • Theme structure
      • Theme object, methods, and props
      • Theme editor
        • How to update configure for theme editor
    • How to submit a theme to ShopBase Theme Store
    • Storefront SDK
  • Test and Debug app
    • Debug apps with Postman
  • Tutorial
    • Manage orders and shipping
      • Manage orders with the REST Admin API
        • Transaction
        • Order
      • Edit an existing order with the Admin API
      • Manage fulfillments with Fulfillment and FulfillmentService resources
      • Get a country field using Admin API
  • Integrate a payment gateway
    • How to create your payment gateway on ShopBase
    • Technical Specifications
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  2. Getting your app approved

Submitting your app

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After you’ve tested your app and ensured that it's production-ready, you can submit it for approval.

Make sure you thoroughly before submitting it. If we discover a bug that prevents us from being able to review the functionality of your app, then it will be rejected.

Before you submit your app, check the following things:

  • Make sure that the app meets our . This helps to speed up your app’s review.

  • Make sure that your app is appropriately documented, keeping in mind that many of your users might not be digitally literate. Try to create a guide that caters to all levels of experience. If your app requires the setup of an external service to function, then include this within your documentation.

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