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

# Demo Storefront

> Create a temporary Storefront with clearly labeled synthetic inventory, briefs, outcomes, and analytics

Explore or present the complete seller journey in a temporary Storefront without
connecting production systems. Demo Storefront uses the same product, readiness,
policy, Brief History, and seller analytics surfaces as a live Storefront.

<Warning>
  Demo Storefront data is synthetic. A profile may include vendor-shaped inventory
  or capabilities, but it never connects to or emulates Google Ad Manager,
  FreeWheel, Epsilon, Cadent, or another vendor API.
</Warning>

## Who can create one

A Scope3 platform administrator creates a Demo Storefront as a separate seller
account from **Add account**. The administrator names the demo and chooses a
Display, CTV, Retail Media, or Mixed Publisher synthetic source pack. Ordinary
customer accounts do not show demo-creation controls.

The selected demo organization uses its real account permissions and applicable
terms. Scope3 cannot accept terms for a presenter, prospect, or another user,
and a demo never converts or resets an existing live Storefront.

Deletion or expiration removes only the Demo Storefront and its synthetic data,
not your account.

## Sample Publisher Display

The initial versioned profile is **Sample Publisher Display**. It includes:

* a synthetic modular inventory source;
* two display products and deterministic availability;
* CPM pricing in USD;
* audience, context, device, and geography facts;
* a sample acceptance policy and manual approval settings;
* one fictional buyer brief with an approved commercial outcome; and
* delivery totals that appear in the normal seller analytics views.

The profile and sample-data versions appear with the DEMO status so a presenter
can verify exactly which scenario is open.

Platform administrators can add CTV and Retail Media sources at creation. The
Mixed Publisher pack combines Display, CTV, and Retail Media; it is not a fake
vendor adapter.

## Expiration and controls

New Demo Storefronts expire after seven days. The Demo Storefront card shows the
expiration time and supports:

* **Reset** — rebuild the selected profile and remove changes made inside the
  demo. Reset does not change the expiration time.
* **Extend 7 days** — add seven days to the current expiration time.
* **Delete now** — immediately remove the Demo Storefront and its synthetic
  resources while preserving the account.

Automatic cleanup uses the Demo Storefront's durable expiration record. If
cleanup fails, the status remains visible and the platform retries; it does not
silently leave an expired Storefront active.

## What is real

Account permissions, the Storefront, products, availability, policy, brief
history, commercial outcomes, analytics, and expiration use normal platform
behavior. Inventory facts, the fictional buyer, campaign, delivery, and
upstream references are synthetic.

Wonderstruck is a separate real-integration sandbox and does not back Demo
Storefront. Isolated engineering test environments also remain separate.

<Card title="Modular inventory source lifecycle" href="/v2/storefront/inventory-sources/modular-lifecycle" icon="diagram-project">
  Learn how modular feed, reservation, execution, creative, and reporting
  responsibilities compose behind one Storefront source.
</Card>