Zuno Store

The Zuno Store lets engineers order parts and tools directly through the app, with next-day delivery to their home or a customer's property. It works by wrapping the Zuno Store Shopify site in a WebView within the app.

INFO

Zuno-assigned jobs already include required materials. The Store is for additional parts or tools engineers may need.

Accessing the Store

The Store has its own button in the bottom navigation bar, alongside Job Offers, Diary, and Availability. It is available in both authenticated and non-authenticated flows. Tapping it opens the Zuno Store WebView full-screen (the bottom tab bar is hidden while shopping), or — when shopping is temporarily disabled — an unavailable holding screen. The webview header has a Back chevron on the left; once you've navigated inside the store, a Close button also appears that exits straight back to wherever you came from. In-app entry points (such as the home-screen Merchant store CTA) and external entries (onboarding emails, ads, push notifications via the /shop-webview deeplink) all open the same full-screen Store experience.

Feature Flags

Two PostHog feature flags control the Store:

• hide-shop-nav — Hides or shows the Store tab entirely. Used for phased rollouts or temporarily removing access.
• show-shop-content — Controls whether the Store is open for shopping or showing a maintenance message. When disabled, the tab stays visible but users see an unavailable screen instead — both from the tab and from deeplinks.

Screens

Shop WebView

The main shopping screen — opens the Zuno Store website inside the app. This is where users browse products, add to cart, and check out. The store keeps login state and cart contents between visits within the app.

Unavailable Screen

When shopping is temporarily disabled, users see a message explaining the store isn't accepting orders. A "Contact us" button opens Intercom support for questions about previous orders or returns. Non-authenticated users are connected as anonymous Intercom guests.