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Introduction 1
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Introduction (video) 02 minLecture1.1
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API2Cart: Benefits for developers 02 minLecture1.2
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Industries that can benefit from API2Cart 04 minLecture1.3
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Quiz yourself 3 questionsQuiz1.1
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Start Building Your Integration 1
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How to Get Started with API2Cart 06 minLecture2.1
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API methods to work with carts 04 minLecture2.2
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API methods to work with products from stores 04 minLecture2.3
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API methods to work with orders from stores and shipments 04 minLecture2.4
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API2Cart: Use Case (example) 03 minLecture2.5
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Quiz yourself 2 6 questionsQuiz2.1
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Frequently asked questions during integration development 0
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How to update the credit card number in the subscription? 04 minLecture3.1
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Is there a timeout set for the request from API2Cart server to the store? 02 minLecture3.2
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What is the reason for appearing of 404-error on the integration bridge page even after clearing all the cache and rebuilding the indexes? 02 minLecture3.3
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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? 04 minLecture3.4
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How to install Magento 2 Plugin? 01 minLecture3.5
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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?
Of course, you can integrate your app with eCommerce platforms directly on your own. However, you will need to multiply the costs and time for the integration with each platform by 4 if not more.
API2Cart provides you with a unified API meaning that you just need to develop 1 integration in order to work 41 eCommerce platforms/marketplaces. Basically, it allows you to get the same API response structure for all of them. Thus, it doesn’t matter whether you send an API call to Shopify, Bigcommerce, Woo, Magento etc. as it works in the same way across all supported platforms.