Glossary of the terms this site uses
No confirmed picture from the game yet. This subject is kept as a note for now: the facts below are verified against the game's own files, but no image has been confirmed for it, so it is not published as a finished entry and is kept out of search engines.
What the game establishes
- A slot is one position on a shelf or a display, not the shelf itself.
- A rack is what stock is stood on, while a display is a fixture for a particular product.
- A crate here means a crate you buy rather than a storage box.
- A shop level is not the same thing as a storage or shelf upgrade.
- A payment type is how a customer pays rather than how much.
- A day cycle is the trading day itself rather than the calendar.
In play
We keep a small vocabulary. Where the game has its own word for something, this site uses that word rather than inventing a new one, so a name here matches a name you have already seen.
A slot is one position on a shelf or a display, not the shelf itself. The game keeps shelf positions and display positions separately, which is why a shelf can be part full rather than simply stocked or empty.
A rack is what stock is stood on, while a display is a fixture built to show a particular product. They are managed by different parts of the game, which is why this site describes them as different things.
A crate here means a crate you buy, not a storage box. The game treats those as separate objects, so they appear in separate entries rather than being lumped together.
A shop level is how far the shop has grown, and an upgrade is a change you pay for. They are tracked separately, so a shop level and a storage upgrade are not the same thing even though both are about growth.
A payment type is how a customer pays rather than how much they pay, which is why the entries about payments and about prices are different entries.
Where we cannot match a word to one of the game's own, we say so instead of guessing. The technical reference explains how each term was checked for anyone who wants to see the working.