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Introduction
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Start Building Your Integration
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Frequently asked questions during integration development
- How to update the credit card number in the subscription?
- Is there a timeout set for the request from API2Cart server to the store?
- What is the reason for appearing of 404-error on the integration bridge page even after clearing all the cache and rebuilding the indexes?
- Why is it better to integrate with multiple shopping platforms via a unified API of API2Cart than to build the integration with each platform separately on my own?
- How to install Magento 2 Plugin?
API2Cart: Use Case (example)
Explore the example of how API2Cart can help automate importing orders.
When you use API2Cart, you will get notified every time a new order is placed on any store.
There are two methods you can implement to learn about new orders on stores. These include:
By setting the webhooks for order.add event you will get notifications every time a new order is placed. Compared to polling an API, using webhooks is much more beneficial as it decreases server load, saves API requests and provides more up-to-date information.
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Order.list method
Another option to track new orders is by executing the order.list method regularly to get a list of products to be imported to your system. This method allows filtering orders by ids, store id, customer id, customer email, order status, order ids, financial status, fulfillment status, shipping provider, and time parameters such as created_from, created_to, and modified_from, modified_to.