Data integration

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In this short article, we will take a look at how to create the necessary URLs of your XML feeds in the Upgates eshop administration for successful data integration with Samba.ai.

Generating data feeds

In order to create URLs for your XML feeds, you need to generate an API key and access credentials to your e-shop data in the Upgates administration.

In your Upgates administration, open the Addons section in the left sidebar and navigate to the API section.

In the API section, create a “New Connection”.

For your new link, enter a custom name and then set the permissions (Read Only) for these services:

  • Customers
  • Products
  • Categories
  • Orders

After you save the new link, Upgates will generate a URL, Login and a unique API key for your export.

Now go to this website → https://samba.croseta.com/homepage/setup-upgates, where you will use your newly created API connection to generate URLs of your feeds for Samba.

When you open the page, you will see a table where you need to fill in the Upgates data.

Language code

In the case of the “Language code” row, enter the language shortcut according to the language of your eshop. If you have an eshop in English enter EN etc.

After filling in the table, press the “Continue” button and four URLs of your feeds will be generated. You can simply copy each feed using the button.

Inserting feeds into Samba

In the following step, go to your Samba.ai account.

In the top right corner, open Eshop Settings and navigate to the Integrations section.

In the Integrations section, under Data Integration, open Connection Settings.

Here, paste the URLs you generated on the corresponding rows and then save the configuration.

Type of data download

When initially setting up your feeds, leave the “Data Load” at Complete. Once you have completed the first upload of your data, you can switch to the so-called incremental settings. More information can be found here.

This post is also available in: Czech

Updated on November 1, 2022

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