Licenses
Your regulatory credentials, shown as trust badges on your storefront. In travel these are not decoration — customers check for them before paying a stranger for a flight.
| Section | Settings → Storefront |
| Panel route | /admin/licenses |
| Access needed | Licenses → View |
The screen
The Licenses list screen has two parts. Licenses status shows each license as Active or Inactive. License details shows the values of the active licenses that have them, or No active licenses found. Add or edit license opens the form.
In the form, each license has a switch. Turning it on makes the license Active and shows its fields; turning it off clears them. Except for IATA numeric code, a license with fields cannot be saved switched on with them empty.
What you can add
Which licenses you see depends on your store's currency.
A store that sells in any currency other than US dollars sees these:
| License | What you enter |
|---|---|
| E-Namad (Electronic Commerce Symbol) | Enamad ID and Enamad Code |
| Samandehi (Organization) | Samandehi ID and Samandehi Code |
| Javaz (Business License) | Javaz Token |
| Parvaneh (Business Permit) | Parvaneh ID |
| Civil Aviation Organization of Iran Symbol | Nothing, the switch only |
| Airlines Association | Nothing, the switch only |
| Passenger Rights System | Nothing, the switch only |
A store that sells in US dollars sees only IATA numeric code, where you enter your Numeric code, such as 64320174.
Getting the values right
Each badge comes from the issuing authority's own panel, and each has its own field shape:
- E-Namad and Samandehi both need two values, an ID and a code. Switched on, neither can be left empty.
- Javaz uses a token, copied from your Javaz account.
- Parvaneh uses an ID.
- IATA numeric code is your airline-accreditation number.
Each value can be up to 255 characters. Copy and paste them. A badge with a mistyped code fails verification when a visitor clicks it, which is worse than showing no badge at all — it looks like a forgery.
Only add credentials you actually hold. These badges are verified by the issuing authority when a visitor clicks them, and displaying one you do not have is a regulatory problem, not a cosmetic one.
Where they appear
Only the footer of the Default layout shows licenses:
| License | On the storefront |
|---|---|
| E-Namad, Samandehi, Javaz, Civil Aviation Organization, Airlines Association | A badge each, linking to the issuing authority's page |
| IATA numeric code | Your code with the IATA logo |
| Parvaneh, Passenger Rights System | Not shown |
The badges appear only while you have no images in Footer Trust Logos. Once you upload a trust logo, the footer shows your trust logos instead of the license badges. The Skyline and Meridian footers show no license badges.
Troubleshooting
No active licenses found. No license is switched on yet.
The form will not save. A license is switched on with one of its fields empty. Fill it in, or switch the license off.
My badges do not show on the storefront. Your storefront uses the Skyline or Meridian footer, or you have images in Footer Trust Logos, which replace the badges.
The badge shows but does not verify. The ID or code is wrong. Re-copy it from the issuing authority's panel.