Headless CMS homepage is the entry point to content management screens in the console. This page does not contain counters, charts, or summaries generated from your data; it consists of an introductory section explaining what the product does and its scope. For daily tasks such as store menus, URL rewrites, translations, storefront sorting, and cookie consent, you use the screens in the left menu. The page is intended to quickly show e-commerce and content teams responsible for storefront content what the CMS covers.
Accessing the screen
- In the left menu, go to Headless CMS › Overview. When you are in any CMS screen, clicking the Headless CMS name at the top of the left menu also brings you to this page.
- Clicking the products icon (All products) in the top bar opens the Items window. In the All products tab, clicking the Headless CMS name opens this page. Under the product name, shortcuts to frequently used CMS screens (Store menus, URL rewrites, Localization) are available; these take you directly to the related screen. Shortcuts to screens you do not have permission for are not shown.
If you do not see it in the menu, your account does not have permission for this screen.
Screen sections
The page title is Headless CMS, with the subtitle Content, URL rewrites and cookie consent. below it. Under the title is a single introductory section composed from top to bottom of the following parts:
- Red background header — titled Streamlining content for e-commerce with a brief product description. On the right (or below on narrow screens) are two measured business impacts: Up to 20% improvement in customer experience and 25–40% savings in content production and management costs.
- Capability map — with the note The scope map from the Commerce Lab deck. below. The product coverage areas are listed, each on its own line:
| Area | Included capabilities |
|---|---|
| Headless architecture | Supports all interface types · Decoupled content delivery · Integration with any frontend framework · App, web, and mobile |
| Content authoring | Schema creation · Dynamic component structure · Rule-based content · Scheduled content · Dynamic design alignment |
| Staging and release | Staging environment · Version control · Pre-release testing |
| Digital assets | Images and video · Promotional content · Automatically optimized versions |
| SEO and performance | Advanced SEO tools · Performance optimization · Fast loading |
| Extension and measurement | Plugin and extension management · Cross-platform integration · Analytics and reporting |
| Platform | Multi-tenant · Cloud-native SaaS · Role-based content management |
- Why is it different? strip — explains the impact of the headless approach separating content from presentation on multichannel publishing.
- Capabilities in detail — under the headings Architecture, Authoring, Publishing, and Extension and measurement, each capability is briefly described (e.g., Staging and version control, Asset and media management, Advanced SEO features).
- Source: line with a commercelab.com.tr link that opens in a new tab.
The introductory section explains the overall product scope; it does not show which screens are enabled in your account. See the left menu for screens you can use.
CMS screens in the console
Under CMS in the left menu, the following screens are available. The menu shows each screen based on your permissions: an account with full permissions sees all, while yours may be missing some. If you have no permission for any screen in a group, the group heading is also hidden.
| Menu group | Screen | Purpose |
|---|---|---|
| — | Overview | This page. |
| Storefront | Store menus | Manage storefront navigation menus, items, and order; publish the menu. |
| Storefront | Menu templates | Templates and variables defining how menus render on the storefront. |
| — | URL rewrites | Redirect rules from source to target addresses for the store. |
| — | Localization | Store translation sources; name and value per language. |
| — | Custom sort | Score rule profiles for category storefront sorting. |
| Cookie consent | Cookie consent | Cookie catalog: name, domain, group, and description. |
| Cookie consent | Site cookies | Cookie matches linked to sites. |
| Cookie consent | Consent log | Cookie consent records and daily consent summary. |
Actions
Opening a CMS screen
- Select the screen from the list under Headless CMS in the left menu.
- Screens with group headings (Storefront, Cookie consent) appear under their respective headings.
Screens open in the same tab. You can add frequently used screens to your favorites by clicking the star that appears to the right when hovering over them in the left menu, then open them from the Favorites tab in the Items window. Recently opened screens are listed in the Recently visited tab in the same window.
Common situations
There are no numbers or charts on the page. This is expected behavior. The CMS overview page is not a dashboard but a product introduction page. Information related to your content is found in the relevant screens.
I cannot find a screen for a capability described in the introduction. The introduction covers the entire CMS product; not all capabilities have a separate screen in the console. Manageable parts are listed in the table above.
A CMS screen I expect is missing from the menu. Your account does not have permission for that screen. Contact your system administrator for access.