The Chromium engine has better rendering performance than the native JavaScript UWP app in Windows. To render the user interface (UI), Store Commerce uses the Chromium engine instead of the Universal Windows Platform (UWP) app rendering framework. It can use hardware devices without requiring you to set up a shared hardware station. Store Commerce supports local hardware station and offline usage, and can be directly integrated with a payment terminal, printer, and cash drawer. Although Store Commerce for web can only run in a web browser, Store Commerce can run as a native Windows application like MPOS does, providing the benefits of both the Store Commerce app and Store Commerce for web. The Store Commerce app is a Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) shell application for Windows that uses the Microsoft Edge WebView2 control to render Store Commerce for web. It lets these workers perform commerce operations such as cash-and-carry transactions, cash and shift management, customer engagement, assisted selling, clienteling, endless aisle, order processing and fulfillment, inventory management, and reporting. The Store Commerce app provides rich commerce functionality for first-line workers such as cashiers, sales associates, inventory associates, stock clerks, and store managers. It unifies Modern point of sale (MPOS) and Cloud point of sale (CPOS) (hereafter referred to as Store Commerce for web) into a single application, providing deployment choices to retailers, helping improve performance, and offering superior application lifecycle management (ALM) while retaining all the functionality of MPOS and Store Commerce for web, including extensibility. The Dynamics 365 Commerce Store Commerce app is the next generation offering for physical stores.

It applies to Dynamics 365 Commerce versions 10.0.25 and later. This article explains how to set up and configure the Microsoft Dynamics 365 Commerce Store Commerce app for Windows.

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