Streamline your sales and boost your business by seamlessly connecting Endlss to your Shopify store. In this guide, this article walks you through the steps to get started, including providing your Shopify store URL, API Access Token, API Key, and Secret Key.
Here’s how you can find the necessary details:
Shopify Store URL
Log into your Shopify Store Admin page.
Click on “Settings.”
Navigate to “Domains.”
Look for the Shopify URL ending in “.myshopify.com” (use the primary domain, not alias domains).
API Access Token
Log into your Shopify Store Admin page.
Click on “Settings”.
Click on Apps and sales channels from the left side panel.
Click on Develop Apps on the top right.
Type Endlss on the app name and click create app.
Go to Configuration tab and then select “configure” to the right of admin api integration.
Type in the required scopes into the search bar. Check off each corresponding scope. There is a total of 15. Click Save when you are done.
read_customers
write_customers
read_discounts
write_discounts
read_draft_orders
write_draft_orders
read_fulfillments
read_inventory
read_orders
write_orders
read_price_rules
read_products
read_publications
read_shipping
read_markets
Go to API credentials tab and click Install app to get the Admin API access token
Click Install when the pop-up asks if you want to install Endlss.
Admin API access token will be available.
Make sure to copy and save somewhere safe as it will only be revealed once.
API Key & Secret Key:Once you have your API token, you’ll find the API key and secret key at the bottom of that step.
Copy and paste your Admin API Access token, API key, and API secret key into your Brand Portal and click “Connect to Shopify”.
Boom! 💥 You’re now rocking Endlss with your Shopify store. Get ready to crush those sales targets and ride the wave of success! Stay hyped, stay awesome! 🙌
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