What's Next
You've connected to the GraphQL API, queried products and created an order. Here's where to go from here.
Dive deeper into frontend development
The Frontend development guides cover each area in detail:
- Products and catalog: the product model, categories, search and media
- Pricing and discounts: pricing layers, customer-specific pricing and tiered pricing
- Cart and checkout: cart management, checkout, payments and the order lifecycle
- Accounts and authentication: companies, contacts, customers, login and addresses
- Orders and shipments: order history, reordering and shipment tracking
- Frontend patterns: pagination and which data depends on authentication
Explore the API
- GraphQL Explorer — run queries interactively
- GraphQL Reference — full schema with all types, queries and mutations
Connect business systems
Most B2B projects also need backend integrations to keep data in sync:
- Build an Integration — sync products, orders and customers between Propeller and your ERP, PIM or CRM using the REST API
Consider the Storefront SDK
If you find yourself rebuilding common B2B patterns from scratch, the Storefront SDK provides pre-built components for product listings, cart, checkout, authentication and account management. It can save significant development time.