Generate Nutra bank pages across multiple companies in one Flow. AI creates each brand, favicon, copy, imagery and design, including branded photography for eligible private-label packaging. Product details, policies and merchant checks stay connected to the site being prepared for review.
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Nutra uses its own product categories and selection workflow. Choose the category and price points for the business, then inspect the matched assortment before generation. Bankpage connects those products to a branded, single-category storefront with dedicated product pages, customer policies and checkout.
New Nutra Flow plans accept 10 to 20 distinct prices. Matching happens before generation, making it possible to review the selected products and price coverage as part of the batch.
Present the descriptions, ingredients, directions and specifications supplied with each catalog record. Review the factual content in the editor before publishing the product page.
One Nutra category feeds one Catalog destination. The site stays centered on the selected wellness range, with product discovery, detail pages and a shared checkout instead of a department-style menu.
A Nutra brand needs more than a wellness-themed homepage. The selected product, its supplied information and the authorized identity on its packaging need to describe the same item. Bankpage keeps those pieces connected through the product-image workflow.
The store’s saved logo and visual identity feed the photography workflow. For eligible private-label products, that logo becomes part of the product packaging rather than a separate badge placed over the image.
Generate a product photograph using the selected source material and authorized branding. The workflow distinguishes private-label packaging from third-party products whose original branding must remain intact.
Review the product, logo placement and visible packaging text. Track the status of each generated image and reject or regenerate an individual asset when it does not match the intended product and brand.
The image status belongs to the current product and store identity. A product or logo change can be addressed through the asset workflow, without requiring a new website or a complete batch restart.
Each Nutra website receives its own logo, favicon, written content, editorial imagery and design configuration. Its color palette, typography, section sequence and component combination stay independent from the other wellness brands in your account.
Product photography shows the selected item and its authorized packaging. Editorial images support the page’s visual direction. Manage those assets separately, review their status and regenerate the exact image that needs work.
Generate a matching identity for the website header, browser tab and brand assets.
Create the site’s written content from the business brief, then edit the sections that need a more specific voice.
Save colors, typography, section order and component choices per website, with responsive previews as you refine them.
The product range provides a focus, while the brand system gives the site its character. Logo, favicon, editorial images, copy, colors and layout are generated for the individual website. These Nutra examples show different ways to present a focused range while keeping products central to the page.
Keep site identity, generation progress, previews and final domain status connected to the company and the batch that created them.
Add the companies, number of Nutra sites, categories and price points to a Flow. Review company contacts, fulfillment details and the products proposed for each brand.
The plan ties each site to its own category and company. AI creates the brand assets and website copy while the product details remain associated with the selected catalog records.
Enable the product-image workflow for the batch, then follow generation and review status. Resolve missing or rejected assets for the affected products before completing publication checks.
Use the hosted preview to inspect the storefront, packshots, product information and customer policies together. Track the domain and publication state alongside the generation run.
Refine the generated storefront around the information supplied for the actual products. Structured editing lets you improve the presentation without losing the connection between the catalog, product page and website identity.
Keep product descriptions, supplied ingredients, directions and specifications available on the detail page. The editor lets you correct the source content used by a particular website.
Reuse the linked company’s legal identity and business contact details. Customers can reach the contact page and find the business responsible for the products they are viewing.
Connect the catalog, product pages, cart and checkout with shipping, return, refund and legal information. Configure payment settings and the billing descriptor from the same website record.
Inspect merchant readiness, imagery and publication status in one place. Product claims and certifications remain matters to verify with the relevant product documentation; the website checklist does not certify a supplement.
Every generated website has a hosted preview. Connect an existing domain or use the configured registrar workflow to check availability and purchase one within the budget you set. DNS verification, HTTPS and the website’s publication state stay visible in the portfolio.
Manage websites, company records, content, catalogs, assets and domain settings together. Reopen any site to update its configuration or regenerate an asset instead of starting from a blank project.
Use API keys and the downloadable guide to connect your automation or AI agent. Prepare and launch batches, poll their status, inspect individual results and retrieve the final website addresses through documented HTTP endpoints.
Yes. Nutra has its own catalog scope and visual families while sharing Bankpage’s product, cart, checkout, domain and website management tools.
Yes. The product asset studio shows generation and review status, with controls to reject, regenerate and retry selected assets. Eligible private-label images use your store logo; existing third-party brands are preserved when private labeling is not authorized.
The checklist helps review website content and configuration. Product claims, regulatory requirements and product certifications need the appropriate independent verification.