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The 90 day trial license is what is currently available. The Free 1TB trial from the older VSA's are not available with the 4.x.x version. Once the 90 day trial is expired you will los functionality and will need to purchase a full VSA license.

I have got it installed and configured but have not had the change to play. Seems very straightforward though - just copy files to the folder you configure locally and it uploads to Wasabi for you in your NAS account. I am just going to trial it as the costs are pretty steep for this one. I have a normal Wasabi account that I use anyway.

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I'm new so forgive me if I'm overlooking something simple.

I am still on the Trial Session, as yet no monthly account with Shopify. My idea is to spend the 14 days creating, designing and populating my store with products and to then hit the ground running once I start the paid plan.

OK so I bought a theme, Galleria. No worries, got to grips with that and happy with the design thus far. Am using depositphoto stock imagery for the site as I feel it is more diverse and appealing than Burst.

I've added Categories / Collections and made them available. They each have their own image and description.

My problem is that I have just added my first product from Oberlo as a trial to see how things work when adding products. I cannot for the life of me see how to add this to a Collection. In the Product edit option I don't even get the listing of my collections, all I get is Home Page. I have added all collections to the home menu and they appear in the site Navigation as tabs but I'm lost when I try to add products to them. Even following the Tag rules with tags on the product that should automatically add it to a specific collection. That is not working.

Any feedback would be welcomed. Also why is it nigh on impossible to get actual Support / Help with live chat for Shopify? Is that not an option here?

Cheers,

Mark

'The Tea Guy'

First off, I just wanted to say that you don't want to put yourself under any unnecessary pressure. No one is expected to completely set up their store in just 14 days, which is why the trial is merely an opportunity for you to familiarise yourself with the platform.

Is the replication using IP or FC? Have you performed firmware upgrades to StoreOnce prior to the issues starting?

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It's important to note that selling products is not possible during the free trial period. It's recommended to use this time to design and test your online store, as well as add products and create SEO-optimized content. Further details on this will be discussed later.

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