> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.aimventory.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Your Store & Shopify

> Your own storefront: sales channels, collections, retail sales and returns, customers, retail pricing, and keeping AIM and Shopify in sync.

Your own storefront: sales channels, collections, retail sales and returns, customers, retail pricing, and keeping AIM and Shopify in sync.

## In this section

* [Sales Channels & Collections](/retail/sales-channels) — Decide where each product shows up for sale — which storefront channels (Online Store, POS, etc.) and which collections — and schedule timed releases.
* [Collections](/retail/retail-collections) — Group products together on your storefront — like "New Arrivals" or "Jordans" — so shoppers can browse them as one set.
* [Retail Sales](/retail/retail-sales) — Your record of individual sales across your store and other channels, with the profit on each one.
* [Returns & Exchanges](/retail/retail-returns) — Track customer returns and exchanges from your Shopify store, and confirm the returned stock came back into your counts correctly.
* [Retail Pricing](/retail/retail-pricing) — Set and edit the in-store / online retail price for every size you carry, then push those prices to your Shopify store in one save.
* [Customers](/retail/customers) — Keep a list of the people and businesses you sell to, and set what pricing tier each one gets.
* [Shopify Inventory Sync](/retail/shopify-sync) — Line up the products in your Shopify store with the matching products in AIM, so that stock counts and prices stay in sync automatically.