4. Click on the “Integrate my ecommerce” and select Prestashop.
5. Enter the URL of your Prestashop store and click “Continue".
(Make sure you are entering the correct URL. To confirm, add /api/ at the end of the store address. If the browser prompts for a username and password, you are on the right track. For more details, you can consult the documentation of PrestaShop).
Error Message 403 “Forbidden” o “400”. This error occurs when the firewall blocks certain API connections or is limited to certain IP addresses.
In these cases, you must temporarily disable the blocking to allow integration or include our IP addresses in your whitelist:
3.227.182.193 54.161.96.109
FAQ
Why are orders not registered after integrating several stores into the same root URL?
You may encounter problems with order registration if you have integrated several stores into the same root URL. Although the integration may appear to be successful, the system will not register orders correctly.
To solve this problem, make sure to perform an individual integration for each store domain by merging them into the same root URL. This measure ensures a correct registration of orders and avoids possible conflicts between stores.
For example, if you have two stores "https://ejemplo.com/1" and "https://ejemplo.com/2" both joined in a root URL as "https://ejemplo.com", you must make an individual integration for each domain.
Is the plugin compatible with PrestaShop version 8.1.5?
Our plugin is currently obsolete so it is not compatible with any recent version of Prestashop.
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