What “supported” means
For SaveKindly, a supported store is a specific storefront origin with a reviewed checkout flow, an approved code or offer, current commercial evidence, and a published catalogue record. A brand name alone is not enough: regions, domains, checkout systems, and terms can differ.
Current storefront availability is Australian. A store operating elsewhere should not be inferred to be supported unless that regional origin has its own reviewed record.
The publication checks
- The exact storefront origin and eligible checkout path are identified.
- The offer, exclusions, and relevant dates have supporting evidence.
- The extension behaviour waits for explicit shopper action and does not silently replace competing attribution.
- The manifest or runtime access is limited to approved origins.
- The commercial integration and operational switch are enabled for the intended environment.
When support changes
A store can be unpublished if evidence expires, checkout markup changes, code application becomes unreliable, competing attribution cannot be protected, or the commercial arrangement stops. That cautious state is preferable to leaving an attractive but unverified offer visible.
How SaveKindly handles this
The public store directory remains out of search results until verified catalogue records pass their evidence gates. The extension receives signed catalogue data and only offers one approved code on an eligible origin. The current preview manifest contains local demo origins only; production origins will be disclosed when they actually exist.