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Adobe Commerce

The Adobe Commerce connector enables your applications to interact with the Adobe Commerce API, allowing you to manage eCommerce workflows—including products, customers, orders, inventory, tax setups, and more. This guide helps you get started and outlines the operations available.

Getting Started​

Before using Adobe Commerce, ensure you've completed the following setup steps.

Prerequisites​

  • Adobe Commerce account: You must have access to an Adobe Commerce installation.
  • Admin credentials: Your Admin Username and Password are required to access the APIs.
  • Generate an access token: Follow Adobe Commerce documentation to generate a session token.

Supported Authentication Methods​

This method uses your Admin Username and Password to obtain an access token.

Basic Operations​

Here are the core resources you can manage using the Adobe Commerce connector:

Product & Catalog Management​

  • Attribute Metadata: View metadata for product attributes.
  • Products: Create, update, delete, and retrieve product data.
  • Categories: Organize your products into categories.
  • CMS Block: Manage reusable content elements (e.g. banners, footers).
  • CMS Page: Handle standalone content pages (e.g. "About Us", "Contact Us").

Order & Cart Management​

  • Cart: Manage customer carts—add/remove items, apply coupons, estimate shipping costs.
  • Orders: Full lifecycle support—creation, tracking, invoicing, and shipping.
  • Invoices: Create billing documents against orders.
  • Shipment: Manage delivery details including carriers, tracking, and confirmation.

Customer Management​

  • Customers: Create, update, delete, and retrieve customer records.
  • Customer Groups: Group customers for pricing rules and targeted promotions.
  • Coupons: Manage discount codes applied at checkout.

Inventory & Stock​

  • Inventory: Track and update product stock levels.
  • Stock Items: Manage stock at the SKU/site level.
  • Directory: Retrieve geographic and currency reference data for taxes/shipping.

Tax Management​

  • Tax Classes: Define tax categories for products and customers.
  • Tax Rates: Set tax rates by class & region.
  • Tax Rules: Combine rates, classes, and regions to calculate taxes accurately.

Store Configuration​

  • Store: Manage multiple store views or websites within your Adobe Commerce instance.

Custom & Extensions​

  • Custom: Extend connector support for custom resources or third-party integrations.

Conclusion​

The Adobe Commerce connector provides robust API integration for all key eCommerce components—products, customers, orders, inventory, tax, and more. Use this guide as your reference for workflow implementations. For detailed API docs and examples, visit the Adobe Commerce REST API documentation.