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Connect your store and Avox can look up an order's payment and delivery status, list your products with prices and stock, and hear about order changes as they happen. Avox only reads from your store.
What you need: your store's myshopify.com address and permission to install apps on the store.
Find your store's address
In Shopify admin open Settings, then Domains, and copy the address ending in
.myshopify.com (even if customers use another domain).
Connect
Open Connections, then Apps, then Shopify, click Connect, paste the address and click Continue to Shopify.
Install
Shopify shows what Avox may see: your orders and your products. Click Install. You come back to Shopify's page in Avox.
1001 or #1001) and returns its payment and
fulfilment status, total and tracking links. Shopify lets apps see orders from the last 60 days.What you need: a WordPress site with WooCommerce, at an https:// address on the internet.
Create a key
In WordPress open WooCommerce, then Settings, Advanced, REST API, and click Add
key. Pick a user, set Permissions to Read, and generate it. Copy the Consumer key
(ck_...) and Consumer secret (cs_...).
Connect
Open WooCommerce under Apps, click Connect, and paste your site's address and both keys.
Turn on instant updates
Copy Avox's address from Instant updates. In WooCommerce open Settings, Advanced, Webhooks, and add a webhook: topic Order updated (and another for Order created if you like), delivery URL Avox's address, and a secret of your own. Paste the same secret in Avox.
https://, and only at public internet addresses.https:// by itself.Last updated