Magento 2 SKROUTZ Integration

User Guide & Documentation

Installation from Command Line (Recommended)

This extension can be installed in a few minutes, by going through the following steps:

• Download/purchase the extension
• Unzip the file in a temporary directory
• Copy directory contents and paste it in your Magento installation root directory. This extension will not replace existing code or file structure
• Enter the following at the command line:
  
  php bin/magento setup:upgrade
  php bin/magento setup:static-content:deploy (only if site is in production mode)

Access Token

The module requires generation of access token. This token is used by the API implementation in order to access orders in SKROUTZ and do operations on these orders.

To obtain an access token, go to https://merchants.skroutz.gr/merchants/dashboard -> Υπηρεσίες -> Skroutz Marketplace -> Σύνδεση με e-shop (προαιρετικό) and generate an access token

Webhook configuration

To configure webhook, go to https://merchants.skroutz.gr/merchants/dashboard -> Υπηρεσίες -> Skroutz Marketplace -> Webhook παραγγελιών and enter the WEBHOOK URL e.g. https://example.com/skroutz/index/order

Remember to replace 'example.com' above with your actual domain

Configuration

To configure the module, go to Stores -> Configuration -> Anowave Extensions -> Skroutz and set "Active" to Yes and insert your access token generated as per the above explanation.

Once done, flush cache.

ID Rules

Skroutz can sometimes be limited in terms of configurable products, variants etc. and therefore often merchans are using dynamic techniques to build the shop_uid (Item Id) parameter. This parameter identifies a product and should be unique. However, a configurable product can contain multiple variants and often shop_uid must be a combination between the primary configurable id and a few more attributes.

For that reason, we do support multiple rules to cover most of the cases.

1) shop_uid represents internal numeric product ID

If you select this rule, the module will presume that shop_uid parameter that comes from SRKOUTZ api is the internal Magento 2 numeric ID (as generated by the database). It will try to find local orders that match this ID. Note that in this case it will not search by SKU

2) shop_uid represents internal string product SKU

If you select this rule, the module will try to find local products with SKU that matches the shop_uid parameter

3) &4) & 5)

shop_uid represents dash separated primary ID + attribute combination
shop_uid represents dash separated primary ID + hashed attribute
shop_uid represents dash separated primary ID + attribute (primary ID can contain multiple dashes)
 

If you select this rule, the module will split the shop_uid into parts and it will presume that first part is the configurable internal ID and the other parts are attribute combination. In this case it will look for all products with ID matching the first part of the shop_uid parameter. If such product is found, it will check if the product is simple or configurable. In case of configurable product, the module will try to find the matching variant by comparing other attributes such as size and color