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WooCommerce REST API Configuration

1. _{From WordPress, navigate to WooCommerce → Settings, click on the API tab at the top and check off the Enable the REST API option.}
   
2. _{Double check your WordPress Permalinkssettings from Settings → Permalinks. Make sure your Common Settings are set to anything but Default. If in doubt, Day and name should do the trick!}
    
3. Enable Rest API WooCommerce → API → (check Enable the Rest API checkbox if not checked) → Press "Save Changes" button
   
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4. _{Head back to the WooCommerce section, and go to Settings → API. Click on the Keys/Appslink, and then click on Add Key.  Once there, enter in all the key details, and hit the blue Generate API Key button. (do not forget to select Read/Write from Permissions drop-down list)}
   
5.   _{You're almost done! Take note of your WooCommerce Consumer Key and Consumer Secret, and then tab over to Help Scout to wrap up.} 

   _{Point to Remember}

   _{Consumer Key: This Key is used as Access token On Extend Side when we create new connection.}

   _{Consumer Secret: This is used as Secret on Extend Side when we create new connection.}
   

    You'll need to install the WooCommerce App and paste your API values in to the corresponding fields. The Store URLis the web address used to reach your store, and the Admin URL is the web address to your WordPress admin panel. Lastly, select which mailboxes you'd like to connect, then hit the Savebutton.
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   After doing all above steps just confirm things from WooCommerce → "System Status"

   a :- Under API heading

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   b :- Under Theme Heading
   
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   External System Connectors - Extend

   _{Extend helps you to Manage sales order, Products, invoicing, shipments and accounts of your online stores like Magento, Shopify and Fortnox etc. with click ease. For this you need to connect/link your online store with extend.}

   Create New Connection

    _{We need to follow following steps to create new connection.}

   1. _{Click on External System connectors from settings.}
   2. _{Click the Create new connection button.
      A form opens where you need to enter basic data. Here Info of your online store is used for connection creation. Important fields to be handled are,}           
      
      • _{Name: Any referene name of your choice e.g. "WooCommerce Jönköping"}
        
      • _{External System: Select Name of Sales Channel like Magento, Fortnox and Shopify etc.}
      • _{Access token: Consumer Key(WooCommerce like (ck_a3e7043.............) is used as Access token here.}
      • _{API URL: URL of your Online Store like (http://domain.com /)}
      • _{Secret: Consumer Secret(WooCommerce like (cs_9e253eb.............) is used as Secret here.}
      • _{Order Start: Date from which you are going to start extend integration mostly current date.}
      • _{Warehouse (Optional): The ware house which you want to link with this store}
        
      • _{CompanyGroup(Optional): left blank}
        
   3. _{Click on Verify Connection. It will verify your info(External System, Access token, Secret, API URL...) to create Connection.}
   _{IF green color "Save" button appeared between verify connection and Cancel button then you done successfully.
   If no Save button appeared then contact support.}
   

7. Edit Synchronization Schedule
   

   _{After creating a connection, you can edit a synchronization schedule of all entities like order, product, invoicing and accounting etc. By default, schedule for synchronization is inactive.}

   Products

   _{By Default, products Synchronization schedule is once a day. You can edit Products Synchronization Schedule.}

   

   Orders

    _{By Default, Orders are fetched after every hour. You can edit orders synchronization schedule.}