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# E-Commerce with GMetri

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[Shopify Integration](/metaverse/integrations/e-commerce-with-gmetri/shopify-integration.md)
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[WooCommerce Integration](/metaverse/integrations/e-commerce-with-gmetri/woocommerce-integration.md)
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[Using an E-Commerce Plugin](/metaverse/integrations/e-commerce-with-gmetri/using-an-e-commerce-plugin.md)
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GMetri can help launch your metaverse store that enables collaborative, three-dimensional retail.  This is done by using pre-existing plugins (like Shopify) or creating new plugins that bridge the communication between any e-commerce platform and GMetri.

![e-commerce-plugin](https://s.vrgmetri.com/image/w_512,q_90/gb-web/portal-docs/assets/img/screenshots/ecommpulgin.png)

You can link any element in your scene to your SKUs. When the user then clicks on these elements, he/she is present with a Product Card like the above.

The values in this product card (like product description, photos) can be populated using the e-commerce plugin that would query your APIs to get all details and manage the user’s session.

![cart update](https://s.vrgmetri.com/image/w_512,q_90/gb-web/portal-docs/assets/img/screenshots/ecommplugin-cart.png)

There's also a cart icon on the top left corner that can start a checkout session on your e-commerce platform.


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