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Documentation Index

Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.time2.bike/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

Click a product to open the editor. [IMAGE: /organizations/[id]/merch/[productId] → product editor with image uploader and variants table]

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Top-level fields

  • Name, slug.
  • Description — markdown body shown on the product page.
  • Images — upload one or more; the first is the cover image. Click the trash icon on a thumbnail to remove it.
  • Base price (USD) — the default unit price; per-variant overrides take precedence.
  • Status — Draft (hidden) / Active (visible in store) / Archived.

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Variant options

Define the option types customers can pick from — e.g. Size: S, M, L, XL or Color: Red, Blue. Skip this section if your product has no variations. Each option has a name and a list of values. Add as many option types as you need.

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Variants

Under Variants, add one row per combination of option values you actually sell.
FieldNotes
Option valuesE.g. { Size: M, Color: Red }. Pre-filled from your option types.
SKUOptional internal identifier.
Price overridePer-variant price in dollars; blank uses the product’s base price.
InventoryInteger hard cap. -1 means unlimited. The store shows available stock as inventory − reserved, where reserved counts in-progress carts.
ActiveToggle off to hide a single variant without deleting it.
Riders see only active variants whose available stock (inventory − reserved) is greater than zero.

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Where it sells

Three independent toggles control where a product is offered:

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Offer as a registration add-on

When enabled, riders can add this product to their cart during signup for the events you pick below the toggle. Add-ons always use pickup at the event — you can’t ship a registration add-on.

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Show in public storefront

When unchecked, the product is hidden from time2.bike/[orgSlug]/store and only sold as a registration add-on. Use this for event-exclusive items (a race shirt that ships with race entry, for example) you don’t want random visitors buying.

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Enable shipping for storefront orders

When enabled, storefront buyers can pick Ship at checkout and enter a shipping address. When disabled, the product is pickup-only at race day and the buyer must collect it from a designated pickup event. A cart that contains any non-shippable item forces the entire order to pickup mode — mixing shippable and pickup-only items in the same cart will hide the Ship option.

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Save & delete

Click Save product to persist changes. Delete removes the product permanently — the API blocks deletes when active orders exist for the product.