Full Module Catalogue

Summary of what the module offers

Full Module Catalogue is one catalogue entitlement for merchants and agencies whose PrestaShop work crosses several business areas. It combines a simple route to the first module with detailed control over the tools selected for every shop.

The six points below map the offer and the questions answered on this page.

• One catalogue entitlement: changing shop requirements draw from the same covered pool.
• Guided selection: search, categories, prerequisites and configuration previews lead to the right module.
• Independent modules: only selected tools enter the shop, each installed and managed separately.
• Wide business scope: the catalogue covers nine areas from SEO and checkout to operations and storefront work.
• Store and agency use: each covered shop or client project receives its own combination.
• Ongoing service: updates, priority support, testing, maintenance and later catalogue additions remain part of the entitlement.

How does the right module become easy to find and start?

The catalogue groups modules by the business problem they solve and supports search, filters and useful sorting. Each entry states its purpose, prerequisites and feature scope, shows the configuration screen and reports its testing and maintenance status. Overlapping tools are compared by use case, so breadth stays useful rather than becoming another list to decode.

Purchase activates the catalogue workspace automatically. Guided setup then helps the team choose, install and configure the right components. The first launch stays simple, while every selected module retains the detailed settings needed for a larger catalogue, several markets or a specialised workflow.

Which plans and teams does the catalogue cover?

The pool spans SEO, checkout, payments, shopping feeds, tracking, conversion, administration, operations and storefront tools. This range connects customer acquisition with ordering and the work that follows a sale, while every result remains the responsibility of its specialised module.

A merchant assembles the set that matches the current shop roadmap. An agency uses the same familiar catalogue for covered client projects, assigning checkout and payments to one brief, SEO and feeds to another, and support or order handling to a third. Each assignment remains visible in the licence workspace.