This article walks through getting the API credentials DropStream needs to connect to your BigCommerce store. If you’re setting up DropStream for your own store, complete these steps and then continue with Enable API Access. If a third-party fulfillment provider is configuring DropStream for you, complete these steps and share the credentials with them — they’ll handle the rest.
You’ll come away with four values: the Store Hash, Client ID, Client Secret, and Access Token. Start by gathering the Store Hash, which uniquely identifies your BigCommerce store.
- Log in to BigCommerce.
- On the left side of your BigCommerce Dashboard, click Settings.
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Click Store-Level API Accounts.
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Click Create API Account.
- Make sure Token type is set to V2/V3 API token.
- Under API path, your Store Hash is the part of the URL that follows
/stores/and precedes/v3/.
For example, if your API path is https://api.bigcommerce.com/stores/abcde/v3/, then your Store Hash is abcde.
Note down this Store Hash.
OAuth Scopes
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For The API Account’s OAuth Scopes, ensure the following minimum scopes are set:
Resource Access Level Content Modify Checkout content Modify Customers Read-only Customers login Login Information & Settings Read-only Marketing None Orders Modify Order transactions Modify Create payments None Get payment methods Read-only Stored payment instruments Read-only Products Read-only Themes None Carts Read-only Checkouts Read-only Sites & routes Read-only Channel Settings Read-only Channel Listings Read-only Store Logs Read-only Store Locations Read-only Store Inventory Modify Fulfillment Methods Read-only Order Fulfillment Modify Metafield Ownership None Metafields Access Standard - When you’re done, click Save.
- In the API Credentials screen, note down the Client ID, Client Secret, and Access Token and store them securely. Then click Done.
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