# Idovio Commerce user guide

> Where everything is and how to do each thing, screen by screen and setting by setting.

Language: en (English)
Web: https://idovio.app/guide/en/

## Your first steps

Where it is: Side menu › Home
What it is for: Three things are enough to start: a store, a supplier and your margin rule. Everything else can wait.

How to do it:
1. Connect your first store
2. Connect a supplier or warehouse
3. Configure Profit Guard

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#start

## Home

Where it is: Side menu › Home
What it is for: Three things are enough to start: a store, a supplier and your margin rule. Everything else can wait.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#screen-home

## Operations

Where it is: Side menu › Operations
What it is for: Automations do the repetitive work by rules, with no need for AI. You decide how much they may do on their own.

How to do it:
1. Open Automations and choose what to automate: stock, prices, routing, tracking or exceptions.
2. Start in “Dry run”: you see what would happen and nothing is changed.
3. Then use “Approval”: each action waits for you to press “Approve” until you trust the rule.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#screen-operations

## Analytics

Where it is: Side menu › Analytics
What it is for: Every publication and every price change is checked against your minimum margin, using the real product and shipping costs.

How to do it:
1. Set your “Minimum contribution margin”.
2. From then on, a listing or a price change below that margin is blocked, and you are told why.
3. Open Profit to see the margin of each product and each order.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#screen-analytics

## Research

Where it is: Side menu › Research
What it is for: Launch Flow takes one product from idea to your store and stops you before publishing anything that loses money.

How to do it:
1. Open Research and start with a product idea or with a product from a supplier.
2. Choose one of the supplier matches. The margin is calculated with the supplier's real price and shipping.
3. When you see “Profit Guard passed”, press “Publish to store”. If you see “Profit Guard blocked”, change the price or the supplier.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#screen-research

## Idovio Radar

Where it is: Side menu › Idovio Radar
What it is for: Finds products worth selling by watching demand, competition and margin signals.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#screen-radar

## Catalog

Where it is: Side menu › Catalog
What it is for: Launch Flow takes one product from idea to your store and stops you before publishing anything that loses money.

How to do it:
1. Open Research and start with a product idea or with a product from a supplier.
2. Choose one of the supplier matches. The margin is calculated with the supplier's real price and shipping.
3. When you see “Profit Guard passed”, press “Publish to store”. If you see “Profit Guard blocked”, change the price or the supplier.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#screen-catalog

## Inventory

Where it is: Side menu › Inventory
What it is for: Track your own stock by location, reservation and incoming units.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#screen-inventory

## Suppliers

Where it is: Side menu › Suppliers
What it is for: Suppliers and wholesalers connect with a key issued to your own supplier account. The key is stored securely and is never shown again.

How to do it:
1. In your supplier account, create or copy the API key. The “Official API documentation” link on each card takes you to the provider's instructions.
2. Open the supplier's card in Integration Hub, paste the key and press “Connect”. The key is tested with a real call before it is saved.
3. Where the supplier offers a test mode, start with it: test orders are never charged.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#screen-suppliers

## Print on demand

Where it is: Side menu › Print on demand
What it is for: Print-on-demand providers are kept apart from wholesale suppliers. Prices and delivery times come from the provider itself.

How to do it:
1. Connect the provider with the key from your own account and turn on “Sandbox mode (test orders, no charges)” to try it without charges.
2. Press “Add design” and give each design its name, its product code and its print file.
3. Press “Check live price” to see the real price and shipping before you sell it.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#screen-pod

## Stores

Where it is: Side menu › Stores
What it is for: Everything you connect lives in one place. A connection only shows as connected after a real check against your account.

How to do it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#screen-stores

## Orders

Where it is: Side menu › Orders
What it is for: Orders arrive from your connected stores on every sync. Each one is tied to its product and to the supplier that fulfils it.

How to do it:
1. Open Orders and choose the order. You see its product, supplier, cost and margin.
2. Send it to the supplier. Anything that spends money waits for your approval while approval is on.
3. When the supplier ships, the tracking number goes back to your store, so the customer is notified.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#screen-orders

## Logistics

Where it is: Side menu › Logistics
What it is for: Orders arrive from your connected stores on every sync. Each one is tied to its product and to the supplier that fulfils it.

How to do it:
1. Open Orders and choose the order. You see its product, supplier, cost and margin.
2. Send it to the supplier. Anything that spends money waits for your approval while approval is on.
3. When the supplier ships, the tracking number goes back to your store, so the customer is notified.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#screen-logistics

## Support

Where it is: Side menu › Support
What it is for: Customer conversations, tickets and order context in one place.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#screen-support

## Exceptions

Where it is: Side menu › Exceptions
What it is for: Orders arrive from your connected stores on every sync. Each one is tied to its product and to the supplier that fulfils it.

How to do it:
1. Open Orders and choose the order. You see its product, supplier, cost and margin.
2. Send it to the supplier. Anything that spends money waits for your approval while approval is on.
3. When the supplier ships, the tracking number goes back to your store, so the customer is notified.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#screen-exceptions

## Returns

Where it is: Side menu › Returns
What it is for: A refund to a customer is never issued on its own: it always needs your approval.

How to do it:
1. Open Returns and review the request: the order, the reason and the amount.
2. Press “Approve” to accept it. The refund is issued through the store where the order was placed.
3. Where the supplier connection allows it, you can also ask the supplier for its part of the refund.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#screen-returns

## Profit

Where it is: Side menu › Profit
What it is for: Every publication and every price change is checked against your minimum margin, using the real product and shipping costs.

How to do it:
1. Set your “Minimum contribution margin”.
2. From then on, a listing or a price change below that margin is blocked, and you are told why.
3. Open Profit to see the margin of each product and each order.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#screen-profit

## Accounting

Where it is: Side menu › Accounting
What it is for: Every publication and every price change is checked against your minimum margin, using the real product and shipping costs.

How to do it:
1. Set your “Minimum contribution margin”.
2. From then on, a listing or a price change below that margin is blocked, and you are told why.
3. Open Profit to see the margin of each product and each order.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#screen-accounting

## Automations

Where it is: Side menu › Automations
What it is for: Automations do the repetitive work by rules, with no need for AI. You decide how much they may do on their own.

How to do it:
1. Open Automations and choose what to automate: stock, prices, routing, tracking or exceptions.
2. Start in “Dry run”: you see what would happen and nothing is changed.
3. Then use “Approval”: each action waits for you to press “Approve” until you trust the rule.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#screen-automations

## Sync Center

Where it is: Side menu › Sync Center
What it is for: Stores, suppliers and stock are fetched on a schedule every few minutes. You can also ask for it at any moment.

How to do it:
1. Open Sync Center to see when each connection was last updated.
2. To fetch changes right now, press “Sync now” on the connection's card in Integration Hub.
3. A connection that fails is marked with the reason, so you know what to fix.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#screen-sync

## Integrations

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations
What it is for: Everything you connect lives in one place. A connection only shows as connected after a real check against your account.

How to do it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#screen-integrations

## AI access

Where it is: Side menu › AI access
What it is for: The app works by rules without AI. AI is an extra that you can add with your own provider or run on your own computer.

How to do it:
1. Open AI access and choose a provider, or “Local AI” to keep everything on your device.
2. Give it only the permissions it needs.
3. Price changes, purchases and refunds proposed by AI still wait for your approval.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#screen-ai

## General · Idovio account

Where it is: Settings › General › Idovio account (/settings/general/workspace)

- Signed in as: Your workspace data on this device belongs only to this account and workspace.
- Workspace
- Sign out: Also remove this workspace's data from this device
- Two-step verification: Off. Owners, admins and anyone who connects stores or seller accounts must turn it on.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-general-workspace

## General · Language & region

Where it is: Settings › General › Language & region (/settings/general/localization)

- Language: Interface language

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-general-localization

## General · Preferences

Where it is: Settings › General › Preferences (/settings/general/preferences)

- Appearance
- Setup tutorial: Connect your first store, choose a plan, protect the app and run the first safe sync.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-general-preferences

## General · Data & privacy

Where it is: Settings › General › Data & privacy (/settings/general/data)

- Where your data lives: Idovio Commerce always works from this device. Choose whether a copy is also kept on Idovio servers.
- Device and Idovio servers: Your catalog, orders and settings are saved here and on Idovio servers. You can sign in on another device and continue where you left off.
- This device only: Nothing is stored on Idovio servers.
- Backup: Downloads a file with everything stored on this device.
- Restore a backup: Replaces what is stored on this device with the content of a backup file.
- Terms, privacy and your rights

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-general-data

## Business · Business model

Where it is: Settings › Business › Business model (/settings/business/model)

- Shape your workspace: Choose how you sell. Idovio Commerce will show the tools you need first; every capability remains available later.
- Visible modules: Keep the workspace focused. You can add or hide modules at any time.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-business-model

## Business · Pricing

Where it is: Settings › Business › Pricing (/settings/business/pricing)

- Minimum contribution margin: Nothing is published or repriced below this margin.
- Pause listings below the minimum margin: A listing that would sell under your minimum margin is paused instead of losing money.
- Reprice automatically: Adjusts the selling price when the supplier cost changes, within the limits below.
- Target margin: The margin automatic repricing aims for.
- Maximum price change: The largest price change one automatic adjustment may make.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-business-pricing

## Business · Inventory

Where it is: Settings › Business › Inventory (/settings/business/inventory)

- Keep stock in sync: Copies the supplier stock to your listings on every sync.
- Pause listings without stock: A listing is paused when its supplier runs out and resumed when stock returns.
- Low-stock threshold: Units at or below this number count as low stock.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-business-inventory

## Stores & channels

Where it is: Settings › Stores & channels (/settings/channels)
Choose a connected store or supplier in the list on the left; each one has these pages.

- Own rules: Off: your general rules apply here. On: the rules below apply only here.
- Pause listings below the minimum margin: A listing that would sell under your minimum margin is paused instead of losing money.
- Reprice automatically: Adjusts the selling price when the supplier cost changes, within the limits below.
- Maximum price change: The largest price change one automatic adjustment may make.
- Keep stock in sync: Copies the supplier stock to your listings on every sync.
- Pause listings without stock: A listing is paused when its supplier runs out and resumed when stock returns.
- Sync now
- Disconnect

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-channels

## Integrations

Where it is: Settings › Integrations (/settings/integrations)

- Last successful sync
- Sync now
- Disconnect

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-integrations

## Suppliers

Where it is: Settings › Suppliers (/settings/suppliers)
Choose a connected store or supplier in the list on the left; each one has these pages.

- Own rules: Off: your general rules apply here. On: the rules below apply only here.
- Target margin: The margin automatic repricing aims for.
- Low-stock threshold: Units at or below this number count as low stock.
- Switch supplier when one degrades: Orders go to another connected supplier of the same product when the current one falls below the health floor.
- Supplier health floor: Below this score, from 0 to 100, a supplier counts as degraded.
- Sync now
- Disconnect

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-suppliers

## Orders & fulfillment · Fulfillment

Where it is: Settings › Orders & fulfillment › Fulfillment (/settings/orders/fulfillment)

- Switch supplier when one degrades: Orders go to another connected supplier of the same product when the current one falls below the health floor.
- Supplier health floor: Below this score, from 0 to 100, a supplier counts as degraded.
- Only use healthy suppliers: Automatic actions are held back while the supplier is degraded.
- Maximum automatic order: An order above this value always waits for your approval.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-orders-fulfillment

## Orders & fulfillment · Shipping origin

Where it is: Settings › Orders & fulfillment › Shipping origin (/settings/orders/shipping)

- Shipping origin: Saved locally for this workspace and used as the sender address.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-orders-shipping

## Orders & fulfillment · Returns

Where it is: Settings › Orders & fulfillment › Returns (/settings/orders/returns)

- Largest automatic refund request: Above this amount a refund request always waits for you. A refund to a customer always needs approval.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-orders-returns

## Automation · General

Where it is: Settings › Automation › General (/settings/automation/general)

- Autopilot active: Create rules for stock, repricing, routing, tracking and exceptions. Start in dry-run and require approval for risky writes.
- Automatic: Off: nothing runs. Dry run: shows what would happen. Approval: each action waits for you. Live: runs within these limits.
- Emergency stop

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-automation-general

## Automation · Limits & permissions

Where it is: Settings › Automation › Limits & permissions (/settings/automation/limits)

- Minimum contribution margin: Nothing is published or repriced below this margin.
- Maximum automatic order: An order above this value always waits for your approval.
- Maximum price change: The largest price change one automatic adjustment may make.
- Delegated permissions

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-automation-limits

## Accounting & taxes

Where it is: Settings › Accounting & taxes (/settings/accounting/tax)

- Accounting: Whether tax is calculated on orders. The rates per country are edited in Accounting.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-accounting-tax

## Team · Team

Where it is: Settings › Team › Team (/settings/team/members)

- Team
- Role
- Remove

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-team-members

## Team · Invitations

Where it is: Settings › Team › Invitations (/settings/team/invitations)

- Invite by email
- Pending invitations
- Revoke

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-team-invitations

## Team · This device

Where it is: Settings › Team › This device (/settings/team/device)

- This device: People who use Idovio Commerce on this device, each with a role.
- Add a person
- Invitation code

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-team-device

## Notifications

Where it is: Settings › Notifications (/settings/notifications/general)

- Device notifications: Warnings and critical alerts show as a notification on this device while Idovio Commerce is in the background.
- Permission on this device
- Send a test

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-notifications-general

## AI

Where it is: Settings › AI (/settings/ai/provider)

- Model provider: Connect your own AI and grant only the scopes it needs. Price changes, purchases and refunds can require human approval.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-ai-provider

## Security · Sign-in

Where it is: Settings › Security › Sign-in (/settings/security/signin)

- Security: Protect local access with a password, auto-lock and recovery key. Provider and AI secrets use native secure storage.
- Auto-lock

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-security-signin

## Security · Devices

Where it is: Settings › Security › Devices (/settings/security/devices)

- Devices
- Sign out everywhere else

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-security-devices

## Security · Activity log

Where it is: Settings › Security › Activity log (/settings/security/activity)

- Activity log

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-security-activity

## Billing · Plan

Where it is: Settings › Billing › Plan (/settings/billing/plan)

- Plan: Idovio Commerce has no free plan. Try any subscription for 5 days for $0.99; after the trial, the selected plan renews automatically unless cancelled.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-billing-plan

## Billing · Usage

Where it is: Settings › Billing › Usage (/settings/billing/usage)

- Usage

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-billing-usage

## Developer · Access keys

Where it is: Settings › Developer › Access keys (/settings/developer/keys)

- Access keys: An assistant on this computer can read your workspace through a local address. Each key can be revoked at any time.
- Allow changes: Besides reading, the key can change prices, switch supplier and run automations.
- Create key

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-developer-keys

## Developer · Official API documentation

Where it is: Settings › Developer › Official API documentation (/settings/developer/api)

- Official API documentation: The public reference of the Idovio Commerce API.

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#settings-developer-api

## What you can connect

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations
What it is for: Everything you connect lives in one place. A connection only shows as connected after a real check against your account.

How to do it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- Stores: Amazon · eBay · Etsy · Idovio Commerce API · Lemon Squeezy · Paddle · Shopify · Stripe · TikTok Shop · Wix · WooCommerce
- Suppliers: AliExpress · BigBuy · CJ Dropshipping · Own Warehouse
- Print on demand: Bookvault · Cloudprinter · Gelato · Gooten · Lulu Direct · Printful · Printify · Prodigi · Shirtigo
- Integrations: EasyPost · Gmail · Google Ads · Meta Ads · Microsoft Outlook · Ollama · TikTok Ads · Universal IMAP

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connections

## AliExpress

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › AliExpress
What it is for: Suppliers. You sign in with your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- Reads: Catalog · Pricing · Inventory · Logistics
- Changes: Logistics · Orders. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Suppliers and choose AliExpress in the list.
2. In its tabs, turn on “Own rules” to give it rules different from the general ones, change them and press “Save changes”.
3. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · AliExpress: https://openservice.aliexpress.com/doc/api.htm

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-aliexpress

## Amazon

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Amazon
What it is for: Sales channels. You sign in with your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- Reads: Catalog · Inventory · Pricing · Orders
- Changes: Catalog · Inventory · Pricing · Logistics. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Stores & channels and choose Amazon in the list.
2. In its tabs, turn on “Own rules” to give it rules different from the general ones, change them and press “Save changes”.
3. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · Amazon: https://developer-docs.amazon.com/sp-api/

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-amazon

## BigBuy

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › BigBuy
What it is for: Suppliers. Uses a key issued to your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- What it asks you for: API key
- Reads: Catalog · Inventory · Pricing
- Changes: Orders. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Suppliers and choose BigBuy in the list.
2. In its tabs, turn on “Own rules” to give it rules different from the general ones, change them and press “Save changes”.
3. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · BigBuy: https://api.bigbuy.eu/doc

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-bigbuy

## Bookvault

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Bookvault
What it is for: Print on demand. Uses a key issued to your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- What it asks you for: API key
- Reads: Catalog · Pricing · Logistics
- Changes: Logistics. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Suppliers and choose Bookvault in the list.
2. In its tabs, turn on “Own rules” to give it rules different from the general ones, change them and press “Save changes”.
3. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · Bookvault: https://api.bookvault.app/swagger/docs/v4

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-bookvault

## CJ Dropshipping

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › CJ Dropshipping
What it is for: Suppliers. Uses a key issued to your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- What it asks you for: Your CJ API Key
- Reads: Catalog · Inventory · Pricing · Logistics
- Changes: Orders. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Suppliers and choose CJ Dropshipping in the list.
2. In its tabs, turn on “Own rules” to give it rules different from the general ones, change them and press “Save changes”.
3. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Where the key is created: https://www.cjdropshipping.com/my.html#/authorize/API
- Official API documentation · CJ Dropshipping: https://developers.cjdropshipping.com/

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-cj

## Cloudprinter

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Cloudprinter
What it is for: Print on demand. Uses a key issued to your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- What it asks you for: API key
- Reads: Catalog · Pricing · Logistics
- Changes: Logistics · Orders. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Suppliers and choose Cloudprinter in the list.
2. In its tabs, turn on “Own rules” to give it rules different from the general ones, change them and press “Save changes”.
3. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · Cloudprinter: https://docs.cloudprinter.com/client/cloudprinter-core-api-v1-0

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-cloudprinter

## EasyPost

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › EasyPost
What it is for: Logistics. Uses a key issued to your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- What it asks you for: API key
- Reads: Logistics
- Changes: Logistics. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Integrations and choose EasyPost in the list.
2. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · EasyPost: https://docs.easypost.com/docs/shipments

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-easypost

## eBay

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › eBay
What it is for: Sales channels. You sign in with your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- Reads: Catalog · Inventory · Pricing · Orders · Returns
- Changes: Catalog · Inventory · Pricing · Logistics · Returns. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Stores & channels and choose eBay in the list.
2. In its tabs, turn on “Own rules” to give it rules different from the general ones, change them and press “Save changes”.
3. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · eBay: https://developer.ebay.com/develop/apis/restful-apis/sell-apis

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-ebay

## Etsy

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Etsy
What it is for: Sales channels. You sign in with your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- Reads: Catalog · Inventory · Pricing · Orders
- Changes: Catalog · Inventory · Pricing · Logistics. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Stores & channels and choose Etsy in the list.
2. In its tabs, turn on “Own rules” to give it rules different from the general ones, change them and press “Save changes”.
3. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · Etsy: https://developers.etsy.com/documentation/

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-etsy

## Gelato

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Gelato
What it is for: Print on demand. Uses a key issued to your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- What it asks you for: API key
- Reads: Catalog · Pricing · Logistics
- Changes: Logistics · Orders. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Suppliers and choose Gelato in the list.
2. In its tabs, turn on “Own rules” to give it rules different from the general ones, change them and press “Save changes”.
3. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · Gelato: https://dashboard.gelato.com/docs/

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-gelato

## Gmail

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Gmail
What it is for: Communication. You sign in with your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- Reads: Communication

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Integrations and choose Gmail in the list.
2. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · Gmail: https://developers.google.com/workspace/gmail/api/reference/rest

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-gmail

## Google Ads

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Google Ads
What it is for: Advertising. You sign in with your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- Reads: Advertising
- Changes: Advertising. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Integrations and choose Google Ads in the list.
2. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · Google Ads: https://developers.google.com/google-ads/api/docs/start

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-google-ads

## Gooten

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Gooten
What it is for: Print on demand. Uses a key issued to your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- What it asks you for: RecipeID · PartnerBillingKey
- Reads: Catalog · Pricing · Logistics
- Changes: Logistics · Orders. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Suppliers and choose Gooten in the list.
2. In its tabs, turn on “Own rules” to give it rules different from the general ones, change them and press “Save changes”.
3. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · Gooten: https://www.gooten.com/api-documentation/getting-started/

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-gooten

## Idovio Commerce API

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Idovio Commerce API
What it is for: Sales channels. For your own endpoint (advanced).

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- What it asks you for: Store URL · API key
- Reads: Catalog · Inventory · Pricing · Orders
- Changes: Catalog · Inventory · Pricing · Logistics · Returns. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Stores & channels and choose Idovio Commerce API in the list.
2. In its tabs, turn on “Own rules” to give it rules different from the general ones, change them and press “Save changes”.
3. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · Idovio Commerce API: https://idovio.com/commerce/docs/connector-sdk

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-commerce-api

## Lemon Squeezy

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Lemon Squeezy
What it is for: Sales channels. Uses a key issued to your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- What it asks you for: API key
- Reads: Orders

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Stores & channels and choose Lemon Squeezy in the list.
2. In its tabs, turn on “Own rules” to give it rules different from the general ones, change them and press “Save changes”.
3. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Where the key is created: https://app.lemonsqueezy.com/settings/api
- Official API documentation · Lemon Squeezy: https://docs.lemonsqueezy.com/api/orders/list-all-orders

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-lemon-squeezy

## Lulu Direct

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Lulu Direct
What it is for: Print on demand. Uses a key issued to your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- What it asks you for: Client key · Client secret
- Reads: Catalog · Pricing · Logistics
- Changes: Logistics · Orders. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Suppliers and choose Lulu Direct in the list.
2. In its tabs, turn on “Own rules” to give it rules different from the general ones, change them and press “Save changes”.
3. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · Lulu Direct: https://api.lulu.com/docs/

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-lulu

## Meta Ads

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Meta Ads
What it is for: Advertising. You sign in with your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- Reads: Advertising
- Changes: Advertising. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Integrations and choose Meta Ads in the list.
2. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · Meta Ads: https://developers.facebook.com/docs/marketing-api/

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-meta-ads

## Microsoft Outlook

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Microsoft Outlook
What it is for: Communication. You sign in with your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- Reads: Communication

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Integrations and choose Microsoft Outlook in the list.
2. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · Microsoft Outlook: https://learn.microsoft.com/graph/api/mailfolder-list-messages?view=graph-rest-1.0

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-outlook

## Ollama

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Ollama
What it is for: Artificial intelligence. Runs on this device.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- Changes: Artificial intelligence. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Integrations and choose Ollama in the list.
2. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · Ollama: https://github.com/ollama/ollama/blob/main/docs/api.md

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-ollama

## Own Warehouse

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Own Warehouse
What it is for: Suppliers. Runs on this device.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- Reads: Catalog · Inventory · Pricing
- Changes: Orders · Returns. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Suppliers and choose Own Warehouse in the list.
2. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · Own Warehouse: https://idovio.com/commerce/docs/warehouse

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-warehouse

## Paddle

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Paddle
What it is for: Sales channels. Uses a key issued to your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- What it asks you for: API key
- Reads: Orders

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Stores & channels and choose Paddle in the list.
2. In its tabs, turn on “Own rules” to give it rules different from the general ones, change them and press “Save changes”.
3. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Where the key is created: https://vendors.paddle.com/authentication-v2
- Official API documentation · Paddle: https://developer.paddle.com/api-reference/transactions/list-transactions

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-paddle

## Printful

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Printful
What it is for: Print on demand. You sign in with your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- Reads: Catalog · Pricing · Inventory · Logistics
- Changes: Logistics · Orders. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Suppliers and choose Printful in the list.
2. In its tabs, turn on “Own rules” to give it rules different from the general ones, change them and press “Save changes”.
3. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · Printful: https://developers.printful.com/docs/

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-printful

## Printify

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Printify
What it is for: Print on demand. You sign in with your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- Reads: Catalog · Pricing · Inventory · Logistics
- Changes: Logistics · Orders · Returns. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Suppliers and choose Printify in the list.
2. In its tabs, turn on “Own rules” to give it rules different from the general ones, change them and press “Save changes”.
3. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · Printify: https://developers.printify.com/

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-printify

## Prodigi

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Prodigi
What it is for: Print on demand. Uses a key issued to your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- What it asks you for: API key
- Reads: Catalog · Pricing · Logistics
- Changes: Logistics · Orders. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Suppliers and choose Prodigi in the list.
2. In its tabs, turn on “Own rules” to give it rules different from the general ones, change them and press “Save changes”.
3. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · Prodigi: https://www.prodigi.com/print-api/docs/reference/

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-prodigi

## Shirtigo

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Shirtigo
What it is for: Print on demand. Uses a key issued to your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- What it asks you for: API key
- Reads: Catalog · Pricing · Logistics
- Changes: Logistics · Orders. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Suppliers and choose Shirtigo in the list.
2. In its tabs, turn on “Own rules” to give it rules different from the general ones, change them and press “Save changes”.
3. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · Shirtigo: https://cockpit.shirtigo.com/docs/rest-api/

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-shirtigo

## Shopify

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Shopify
What it is for: Sales channels. Uses a key issued to your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- Reads: Catalog · Inventory · Pricing · Orders
- Changes: Catalog · Inventory · Pricing. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Stores & channels and choose Shopify in the list.
2. In its tabs, turn on “Own rules” to give it rules different from the general ones, change them and press “Save changes”.
3. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · Shopify: https://shopify.dev/docs/api/admin-graphql

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-shopify

## Stripe

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Stripe
What it is for: Sales channels. Uses a key issued to your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- What it asks you for: API key
- Reads: Orders
- Changes: Returns. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Stores & channels and choose Stripe in the list.
2. In its tabs, turn on “Own rules” to give it rules different from the general ones, change them and press “Save changes”.
3. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Where the key is created: https://dashboard.stripe.com/apikeys/create
- Official API documentation · Stripe: https://docs.stripe.com/api/charges/list

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-stripe

## TikTok Ads

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › TikTok Ads
What it is for: Advertising. You sign in with your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- Reads: Advertising
- Changes: Advertising. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Integrations and choose TikTok Ads in the list.
2. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · TikTok Ads: https://business-api.tiktok.com/portal/docs

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-tiktok-ads

## TikTok Shop

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › TikTok Shop
What it is for: Sales channels. You sign in with your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- Reads: Catalog · Inventory · Pricing · Orders · Returns
- Changes: Catalog · Inventory · Pricing · Logistics. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Stores & channels and choose TikTok Shop in the list.
2. In its tabs, turn on “Own rules” to give it rules different from the general ones, change them and press “Save changes”.
3. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · TikTok Shop: https://partner.tiktokshop.com/docv2/page/tts-api-concepts-overview

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-tiktok-shop

## Universal IMAP

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Universal IMAP
What it is for: Communication. Uses a key issued to your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- Reads: Communication

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Integrations and choose Universal IMAP in the list.
2. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · Universal IMAP: https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc3501

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-imap-email

## Wix

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › Wix
What it is for: Sales channels. Uses a key issued to your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- What it asks you for: Site ID · API key
- Reads: Catalog · Inventory · Pricing · Orders
- Changes: Catalog · Inventory · Pricing · Logistics. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Stores & channels and choose Wix in the list.
2. In its tabs, turn on “Own rules” to give it rules different from the general ones, change them and press “Save changes”.
3. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Where the key is created: https://manage.wix.com/account/api-keys
- Official API documentation · Wix: https://dev.wix.com/docs/api-reference/business-solutions/e-commerce/orders/orders/introduction

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-wix

## WooCommerce

Where it is: Side menu › Integrations › WooCommerce
What it is for: Sales channels. Uses a key issued to your own account.

How to connect it:
1. Open Integration Hub, search for your store or marketplace and open its card.
2. Press “Connect”. If the provider offers sign-in, you approve access on its own page; if it works with a key, paste the key from your own account. Only the minimum data is asked.
3. When the card shows “Connected”, press “Sync now” to bring in your products and orders. If it shows “Reauthorization required”, press “Reconnect”.

- What it asks you for: Store URL · Consumer key · Consumer secret
- Reads: Catalog · Inventory · Pricing · Orders
- Changes: Catalog · Inventory · Pricing · Returns. Every change first passes Profit Guard, your approval rules and the change log.

How to set it up afterwards:
1. Open Settings › Stores & channels and choose WooCommerce in the list.
2. In its tabs, turn on “Own rules” to give it rules different from the general ones, change them and press “Save changes”.
3. To stop using it, press “Disconnect” on that same page.

- Official API documentation · WooCommerce: https://woocommerce.github.io/woocommerce-rest-api-docs/

https://idovio.app/guide/en/#connector-woocommerce

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