Features

What the StateSet platform does, as a map — each capability linked to the docs that actually cover it.

Platform features

A map of what the platform does, with each capability pointing at its real documentation rather than described in the abstract.

Commerce operations

Capability	Where it lives
Orders, checkout, carts	Commerce API — 432 operations
Returns, exchanges, warranties	Returns · Warranties
Inventory, warehouse, lots and serials	Inventory · Commerce warehouse domain
Manufacturing — BOMs, work orders, quality	Work orders · BOM
Full double-entry accounting	General ledger and financials
Shipping labels (US and Canada)	Shipments

Agents

Capability	Where it lives
CX agents over chat, email, voice	ResponseCX
Verified decisions with cited proofs	Decision gate
Voice — calls in and out, supervision	StateSet Voice
Software with no API	Computer Use
Agent-operated commerce via MCP	Getting started for AI agents

Automation and integration

Capability	Where it lives
Durable workflows	Temporal engine
Sync across 180+ integrations	Sync Server
EDI with trading partners	EDI
Real-time event notifications	Webhooks · Events
Email at scale	Mail

Example: the event-driven notification path

order event ──▶ webhook ──▶ your handler ──▶ customer notification

# Subscribe once; react instead of polling
curl -X POST https://api.stateset.com/api/v1/webhooks \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $STATESET_API_KEY" \
  -H 'content-type: application/json' \
  -d '{ "url": "https://example.com/hooks/stateset", "events": ["order.created", "order.updated"] }'

If you are deciding where to start: quickstart for a first API call, Getting started for AI agents if an agent will be the operator, and Why StateSet for what makes the platform different rather than what it contains.