Magento’s matrix, its sources and its shipments, kept whole
An integration token from your own admin, and the store view you actually mean. Configurables come across as a matrix with their children’s images intact, and shipments go back with their tracking numbers.
An integration token, and the store view you actually mean
Create an integration
System → Extensions → Integrations gives you an access token. The connection screen names each resource it needs, in Magento’s own words.
Choose the store view
Store views are part of every address in Magento, and the default is a real choice rather than a fallback - so it is made explicitly.
Import, publish, ship
Products and orders come in, products go out by SKU, and shipments are written back as they are packed.
What Magento sends, and what is written back
Catalogue
Configurable products with their children, category names and attribute labels, not raw option ids.
Orders
Incremental by last change, with the numbers that mean something on their own separated from the ones that do not.
Stock
Source items, absolute, a hundred at a time, with levels read back for the nightly comparison.
Products
Created and updated by SKU; taking one down disables it rather than deleting it.
Categories
A product is filed into a category without disturbing the placements somebody made by hand.
Shipments
Full or partial, including several tracking numbers on one shipment.
Where Magento is least like the other channels
Magento, asked and answered
Which permissions does the integration need?
The connection screen lists them by name and tells you which endpoint asks for each, so the integration is granted exactly what is used.
What about several store views?
The store view is chosen when you connect. It is part of every address Magento serves, so it is asked for rather than guessed.
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